commonwealth
KAWM-uhn-welth 
<Latin + <English
a democracy or republic; a federation of states
rousing
ROUZ-ing 
<English
exciting; stirring [a ~ speech]
jargon
JAWR-guhn 
<French
the specialized vocabulary of those in the same line of work
textile
TEKS-tyl 
<Latin
a woven or knitted fabric
wamble
WAWM-buhl 
<English
to move unsteadily or with a weaving motion
puree
pyuhr-EE 
<French
cooked food pressed through a sieve or whipped in a blender to a soft, smooth consistency; a soup made of this
alimentary
al-uh-MEN-tuhr-ee 
<Latin
of food or nutrition; nourishing [the ~ canal]
legitimacy
luh-JIT-uh-muh-see 
<Latin
the state of being lawful, legal, or genuine
roriferous
rohr-IF-uhr-uhs 
<Latin
generating dew
cinephile
SIN-uh-fyl 
<French + <Greek
a fan of movies