rootedness
ROO-thud-nuhs 
<English
the state of being firmly attached to one place
replacements
ruh-PLAYS-muhnts 
<Latin<Greek
individuals available for assignment to a military unit to replace a loss or complete a quota
borough
BUR-oh 
<English
a self-governing incorporated town
angst
angkst 
<English<German
a feeling of uneasiness; dread
notorious
nuh-TOHR-ee-uhs 
<Latin
widely, but unfavorably, known
proviso
pruh-VYZ-oh 
<Latin
a condition; a stipulation
pharmaceutics
fawrm-uh-SOO-tiks 
<English<French<Latin<Greek
the art or profession of preparing drugs and medicines
nickelodeon
nik-uh-LOH-ee-uhn 
<German + <German
an early type of jukebox; an early movie theater showing movies for five cents
clematis
KLEM-uh-tuhs 
<Greek
a vine of the buttercup family with bright flowers
pareiasaur
puh-RY-uh-sohr 
<Latin<Greek
a heavily built dinosaur of southern Africa