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eventful
ee-VENT-fuhl <Latin + <Ecf having an important outcome
galore
guh-LOHR <Irish Gaelic abundant; plentiful
dubious
DOO-bee-uhs <Latin doubtful; uncertain
legacy
LEG-uh-see <English<French<Latin money or property left to somebody by a will
plummet
PLUM-it <English<French to fall straight downward
anneal
uh-NEEL <English to heat, as glass or metals, and cool slowly to prevent brittleness
enervate
EN-uhr-vayt <Latin to deprive of strength, force or vigor; to weaken
impofo
im-POH-foh <Zulu en enland; a large African antelope with twisted horns
miniaceous
min-ee-AY-shuhs <Latin of the color of red lead; fiery red
piezometer
py-uh-ZAWM-uh-tuhr; pee-uh-ZAWM-uh-tuhr <Greek a gage joined to a main for indicating the pressure of the water or gas inside
