bunkhouse
BUNGK-hous 
<Scandinavian + <English
a barracks for ranch hands
rejoice
ruh-JOIS 
<French
to be glad or happy
suddenness
SUD-uhn-nuhs 
<Latin
happening unexpectedly or without previous notice
gremlin
GREM-luhn 
?<Danish
a small imaginary creature humorously blamed for the interruption of any procedure
murmuration
muhr-muhr-AY-shuhn 
<English<French<Latin
an utterance of low, indistinct, continuous sounds
prodigal
PRAWD-uh-guhl 
<Latin
recklessly wasteful
soothsaying
SOOTH-say-ing 
<English
claiming to predict the future
whillikers
HWIL-uh-kuhrz 
<unknown
an exclamation of surprise; gee
cartilaginous
kawr-tuh-LAJ-uh-nuhs 
<French<Latin
firm and tough; gristly
frenetically
fruh-NET-ik-lee 
<English<French<Latin
in a frantic, frenzied manner