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watercress
WAW-tuhr-kres <English + <English a white flowered plant (its leaves are used in salads)
pagan
PAY-guhn <English<Latin a heathen; one who has no religion
turgid
TUHR-juhd <Latin swollen; distended
mauve
mohv; mawv <Latin pale purple
urbiculture
UHR-buh-kul-chuhr <Latin + <English<French<Latin the practices and problems peculiar to cities or to urban life
palfrey
PAWL-free <English<French<Latin a saddle horse suitable for a lady
disentangle
dis-en-TANG-guhl <English to straighten out; to unravel; to take the knots out
masticate
MAS-tuh-kayt <Latin<Greek to chew
floccillation
flawk-suh-LAY-shuhn <Latin an aimless semiconscious plucking at the bed clothes observed in conditions of exhaustion or stupor or in high fevers
