errand
ER-uhnd 
<English
a trip to do a thing, as for something else
joggle
JAWG-uhl 
probably<English
to shake or jolt slightly
riffraff
RIF-raf 
<English<French
those people regarded as worthless or disreputable
exquisite
ek-SKWIZ-it 
<English<Latin
carefully or elaborately done; of the highest quality
hedgingly
HEJ-ing-lee 
<Italian
in a manner refusing to commit oneself; not giving a direct answer; "beating-around-the-bush"
perfervid
puhr-FUHR-vuhd 
<Latin
zealous; impassioned
tabulable
TAB-yuh-luh-buhl 
<Greek
capable of being condensed or summarized
oximeter
awk-SIM-uh-tuhr 
<French + <Greek
an instrument for continuously measuring the oxygen content in circulating blood
thesmothete
THEZ-muh-theet 
<Greek
a lawgiver; a legislator
clinician
kluh-NISH-uhn 
<French
one who practices clinical medicine or psychology