clogging
KLAWG-ing 
<English
stopping up; blocking a passage
drove
drohv 
<English
a number of cattle or sheep; a herd; a flock
cobweb
KAWB-web 
<English + <English
a gauzy network spun by a spider
kilowatt
KIL-uh-wawt 
<ISV<(Greek + Scottish name)
a unit of electrical power
nurturer
NUHR-chuhr-uhr 
<Latin
one who rears, feeds, trains, and educates
musicale
myooz-uh-KAL 
<French
a social affair including a musical program
wintriness
WIN-tree-nuhs 
<English
the state of being cool or cold and maybe stormy
pseudoptics
sood-AWP-tiks 
<Greek + <Italian<Latin<Greek
the study of optical illusions
parterre
pawr-TER 
<French
a garden with flower beds and paths in a pattern
noumenon
NOO-muh-nawn 
<German<Greek
an object that is conceived by reason and consequently thinkable but is not knowable by the senses (as God or the soul); an object of purely rational apprehension as opposed to an object of perception