coppernose
KAWP-uhr-nohz 
?by folk etymology <French
a reddened nose from acne or drunkenness; a bluegill
culprit
KUL-pruht 
<Anglo-French
a person accused of, or found guilty of, a crime
meanwhile
MEEN-hwyl 
<English
the intervening time
stipple
STIP-uhl 
<Dutch
to paint, draw, or engrave in small dots
apostate
un-PAWS-tayt 
<English<French<Latin
one who has abandoned what they believed in; a renegade
winddog
WIND-dawg 
<English + <English
a halo seen near the horizon; sun dog
redolent
RED-uh-luhnt 
<Latin
sweet smelling
myasthenia
my-uhs-THEEN-ee-uh 
<Latin
muscular debility
skeuomorph
SKYOO-uh-mohrf 
<Greek
an ornament or design representing a utensil or implement
storeen
sthoh-REEN 
<Irish Gaelic
darling