replenish
ruh-PLEN-ish 
<English<French<Latin
to fill up again; to supply again
negligible
NEG-luh-juh-buhl 
<Latin + Ecf
trifling; that can be easily disregarded
prevaricate
pree-VER-uh-kayt 
<Latin + Ecf
to lie; to deviate from the truth
disseminate
di-SEM-uh-nayt 
<Latin
to spread widely; to scatter about
succumb
suh-KUM 
<French<Latin
to yield to; to give way to; to die
analogous
uh-NAL-uh-guhs 
<Latin<Greek
similar in some way
fiasco
fee-AS-koh 
<Italian<Germanic
an utter and often ridiculous failure
entourage
awn-tuh-RAZH 
<French
one's attendants or suboridnates
innocuous
i-NAWK-yuh-wuhs 
<Latin
not likely to be offensive; harmless
boomdassie
BOOM-das-ee 
<Afrikaans<Dutch
any of several small African tree-dwelling mammals that have a thickset body with short legs and ears, a rudimentary tail, and feet with soft pads and broad nails