amass
uh-MAS 
<French
to pile up; to accumulate
bifocal
BY-foh-kuhl 
<ISV<Latin
having one part that corrects for near vision and one part that corrects for distance
stealth
stelth 
<English
secret or furtive action
reproach
ruh-PROHCH 
<English<French<German
to accuse of a fault; to rebuke
capacious
kuh-PAY-shuhs 
<Latin
roomy; spacious
expeditious
eks-puh-DISH-uhs 
<English<French<Latin
efficient, speedy, prompt
atrophy
A-truh-fee 
<Latin<Greek
to waste away; to fail to grow
implausible
im-PLAWZ-uh-buhl 
<Latin
seemingly untrue; not believable
armitas
awr-MEE-tuhz 
<Mexican Spanish
ankle-length divided leather aprons tying around the waist and knees formerly worn by cowboys
roturier
roh-TUHR-ee-ay 
<French
a person not of noble birth; a feudal renter; a newly wealthy person