refrigerator
ruh-FRIJ-uh-ray-duhr 
<French<Latin
an apparatus or room in which food and drink are kept cool
audience
AW-dee-uhnts 
<English<French<Latin
a group or assembly of listeners
scan
skan 
<English<Latin
to look through or over hastily
gaffer
GAF-uhr 
probably<English
an electrician in charge of the lighting of motion-picture or television sets
misuse
mis-YOOZ 
Ecf + <English<French<Latin
to employ for a wrong or improper purpose
scuzzball
SKUZ-bawl 
maybe an alteration of "disgusting" + <English<Old Norse
an unpleasant, dirty, or dangerous person; a creep; a scumbag
suppressed
suh-PREST 
<Latin
put down by force; kept from being known
cynology
suh-NAWL-uh-jee 
<Greek + <Greek
the study of dogs especially in respect to their natural history
antipodes
an-TIP-uh-deez 
<English<Latin<Greek
any two places directly opposite each other on the Earth
capeador
kawp-ay-uh-THOHR 
<Spanish
a bull fighter's aide who uses a cape to distract or excite the bull