marketfish
MAWR-kuht-fish 
by folk etymology <English place name
a grayish fish of the tropical western Atlantic
hoisted
HOI-stuhd 
<Dutch<German
raised upl lifted; elevated
rampant
RAM-puhnt 
<English<French
widespread; growing unchecked
squire
SKWY-uhr 
<English
a male attendant; a man escorting a woman; a knight's armor bearer; a member of the British gentry
masquerade
mas-kuh-RAYD 
<French<Italian
to wear a costume; to act under false pretenses
badminton
BAD-mint-uhn 
<English place name
a game in which feathered cork is batted back and forth across a net with rackets
suffragette
suf-ruh-JET 
<English<French<Latin + Ecf
a woman advocating a woman's right to vote
scree
skree 
<Scandinavian
a heap of stones or rocky debris lying on a slope or at the base of a cliff
mofussil
moh-FUH-suhl 
<Hindi<Arabic
countryside; the rural districts of India
foramen
fuh-RAY-muhn 
<Latin
in anatomy: a small opening, perforation, hole or orifice