pompous
PAWM-puhs 
<English<French<Latin
pretentious; self-important
panic
PAN-ik 
<English<French or Latin
a sudden, unreasoning fear
walrus
WAWL-ruhs 
<Dutch
a massive arctic sea mammal
enamelware
e-NAM-uhl-wer 
<English<French<Latin
cooking utensils coated with a glassy, opaque substance
condolences
kuhn-DOH-luhnt-suhz 
<French<Latin
expressions of sympathy
filthily
FILTH-uh-lee 
<English
in a foul, obscene manner
segue
SEG-way 
<Italian
to continue without a break; to make a smooth transition
uxorial
uhk-SOHR-ee-uhl 
<Latin
of, relating to, or have the characteristics of a wife
pemphigoid
PEM-fuh-goid 
<Latin
resembling a disease characterized by the formation of crops of large blisters on apparently normal skin
sinople
SIN-uh-puhl 
<French<Latin<Greek
a blood-red or brownish-red kind of quartz