gospel
GAWS-puhl 
<English
the teachings of Jesus and the Apostles
haziness
HAY-zee-nuhs 
<unknown
the state of being obscure, vague or clouded
stowaway
STOH-uh-way 
<English + <English
one who hides aboard a ship or airplane to avoid paying passage or to avoid port officials
apathy
AP-uh-thee 
<Greek
lack of emotion; indifference; listlessness
omnipotent
awm-NIP-uh-tuhnt 
<English<French<Latin
all-powerful; having unlimited authority
sputnik
SPUT-nik; SPUHT-nik 
<Russian
a satellite
quinine
KWY-nyn 
<Spanish<Quechua
a bitter, crystaline alkaloid extracted from cinchona bark, and used especially for treating malaria
sanctified
SANGK-tuh-fyd 
<English<French<Latin
made holy; set apart to sacred duty or use; freed from sin
shillibeer
SHIL-uh-bir 
<English name
a horse drawn hearse with seats for mourners; a horse drawn bus
creekology
kreek-AWL-uh-jee 
<English<Old Norse + <Greek
any method of searching for oil based on a limited knowledge of geology and practiced especially by wildcat prospectors