attuned
uh-TOOND 
Lcf + <English
brought into harmony; brought into agreement
troublemaker
TRUB-uhl-may-kuhr 
<Latin + <English
one who incites others to quarrel or rebel
volumetric
vawl-yuh-MET-rik 
<ISV
relating to the measure of quantity
monetary
MAWN-uh-ter-ee 
<Latin
having to do with money
sorcerer
SOHR-suhr-uhr 
<French<Latin
a wizard; a magician
monitory
MAWN-uh-tohr-ee 
<Latin
giving warning
mercaptan
muhr-KAP-tan 
<German<Danish<Latin
a chemical compound similar to alcohol but containing sulfur in place of oxygen, some of which have very disagreeable odors
auteur
oh-TUHR 
<French
a film director who believes that the director is the primary creative force in a motion picture
dacquoise
daw-KWAWZ 
<French place name
a dessert made of layers of baked nut meringue with a filling usually of buttercream
borsholder
BOHRS-hohld-uhr 
by folk etymology<English
an English parish officer; a petty constable