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muskrat
MUSK-rat probably<Algonquian an American water rodent with webbed hind feet and a strong odor
cornea
KOHRN-ee-uh <Latin the transparent outer coating of the eyeball
awry
uh-RY <English askew; with a twist to the side
affable
AF-uh-buhl <Latin pleasant; friendly
arachnoid
uh-RAK-noid <Greek resembling a spider's web
amphibious
am-FIB-ee-uhs <Greek that can live or operated on land or in the water
indigenous
in-DIJ-uh-nuhs <Latin native; existing or growing naturally in a region
rationale
rash-uh-NAL <Latin the reasons for something
McIntire
MAK-uhn-ty-uhr <American name a style of 18th and 19th century American furniture and interior architecture distinguished by the discreet use of carving and the employment of rich veneering
lepidopterology
lep-uh-dawp-tuhr-AWL-uh-jee <ISV<Latin<Greek the study of butterflies and moths
