hoax
hohks 
maybe<hocus-pocus
a trick; a fraud; a practical joke
seizure
SEE-zhuhr 
<Latin
a sudden attack of pain or paralysis
transgression
tranz-GRESH-uhn 
<English<French<Latin
a sin; a violation of the law
affix
uh-FIKS 
<Latin
to fasten; to attach
erasure
uh-RAY-shuhr 
<Latin
a rubbing out; a removing
reincarnation
ree-in-kawr-NAY-shuhn 
<Latin
rebirth of the soul in another body
succinct
suk-SINGKT 
<Latin
clear and brief
hemochromatosis
hee-moh-kroh-muh-TOH-suhs 
<Latin
a disease characterized by the bronzing of the skin and associated with cirrhosis of the liver
demurrage
duh-MYUHR-ij 
<English<French
a charge assessed for detaining a freight car, truck, or ship beyond the time stipulated for loading and unloading
pundonor
pun-duh-NOH-uhr 
<Spanish
a point of honor