moat
moht 
<French
a deep, broad ditch, often filled with water, around a fortress or castle
superabundant
soo-puhr-uh-BUN-duhnt 
<Latin
being considerably more that is sufficient
memorable
MEM-uhr-uh-buhl 
<Latin
notable; remarkable
ladle
LAY-duhl 
<English
a long-handled, cup-like spoon
coroner
KOHR-uh-nuhr 
<English
a public officer who must determine the cause of any death not obviously due to natural causes 
perpetuity
puhr-puh-TOO-uh-tee 
<Latin
unlimited time; eternity; forever
Cyclops
SY-klawps 
<Greek mythology
any of a race of one-eyed giants
flippant
FLIP-uhnt 
probably imitative + Ecf
saucy; disrespectful
appellate
uh-PEL-uht 
<Latin
having to do with legal appeals [an ~ court]
ikat
EE-kawt 
<Malay
a technique of fabric decoration common in Malaya, Indonesia, and Latin America in which warp and sometime weft yarns are tied-and-dyed before weaving