pronto
PRAWN-toh 
<Spanish
at once; quickly
tenderloin
TEN-duhr-loin 
<Latin + <Latin
a piece of meat, especially beef, that is soft and easily chewed
liberate
LIB-uhr-ayt 
<Latin
to set free
knottiness
NAW-tee-nuhs 
<English
the hard lumps in wood where branches have grown out
chaotic
kay-AW-tik 
<Greek
in a state of extreme confusion or disorder
carbohydrates
kawr-boh-HY-drayts 
<Latin<Greek
organic compounds composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, such as sugars and starches
cuckoo
KOO-koo 
<French
a gray-brown bird; crazy (slang)
surveillance
suhr-VAY-luhnts 
<French
watch kept over someone, especially a suspect
vindaloo
VIN-duh-loo 
<French<Portuguese
a curried meat dish made with garlic and wine or vinegar
thalassic
thuh-LAS-ik 
<French
of or relating to the sea or ocean [~ deposits of silt]