peekaboo
PEEK-uh-boo 
<English + <English
a game for amusing a baby
shapely
SHAYP-lee 
<English
having a pleasing figure, said of a woman
poach
pohch 
<French
to cook in or over boiling water, as an egg
respite
RES-pit 
<Latin
a delay or postponement; temporary relief, as from pain or work
benignant
buh-NIG-nuhnt 
<English<French<Latin
kindly, mild, gentle
mosquito
muh-SKEE-doh 
<Spanish<Latin
a two-winged insect, the female of which sucks blood from animals, including humans
triceratops
try-SER-uh-tawps 
<Greek
a plant-eating dinosaur with three horns
indemnify
in-DEM-nuh-fy 
<Latin
to insure against loss or damage
sphenoidal
sfen-OID-uhl 
<Latin<Greek
wedge-shaped
larigo
LAWR-uh-goh 
?<Spanish
a ring at each end of the cinch of a western saddle through which the tightening straps go