aggie
AG-ee 
<alteration of agate
an agate marble
unreliable
un-ree-LY-uh-buhl 
<Latin
not trustworthy
pickpocket
PIK-paw-kuht 
<English + <French
one who steals from another's clothing, as in a crowd
abrasion
uh-BRAYZH-uhn 
<Latin
a rubbing off or scraping away of the skin
smithy
SMITH-ee 
<English<Old Norse
one who works with iron and makes and fits horseshoes; a blacksmith
embarrass
em-BER-uhs 
<French<Spanish<Portuguese
to cause to feel self conscious
hygrometer
hy-GRAWM-uh-tuhr 
probably<French<Greek
an instrument that measures humidity in the atmosphere
rescindable
ree-SIN-duh-buhl 
<Latin
can be revoked or cancelled, as a law
Pyrrhic
PIR-ik 
<ancient Greek name
too costly; victorious but at a high cost
gibbosity
juh-BAWS-uh-tee; gi-BAWS-uh-tee 
<English<French<Latin
being rounded, protruding, swollen, humped, or humpbacked