bagel
BAY-guhl 
<Yiddish
a hard bread roll shaped like a small doughnut
cofeature
KOH-fee-chuhr 
<English<French<Latin
one of two movies shown back-to-back
pioneer
py-uh-NIR 
<French
one who goes before, preparing the way for others, as an early settler
pedicure
PED-uh-kyuhr 
<French + <Latin
a trimming and polishing of the toenails
opulent
AWP-yuh-luhnt 
<Latin
wealthy
flexibility
fleks-uh-BIL-uh-tee 
<Latin
the ability to bend without breaking; the ability to change or adjust to circumstance
reticence
RET-uh-suhnts 
<Latin
restraint in speaking; the state of being quiet or not talking
obstetrician
awbs-tuh-TRISH-uhn 
<Latin
a physician dealing with the care and treatment of women during pregnancy and childbirth
septuagenarian
sep-twuh-juh-NER-ee-uhn 
<Latin
a person in their 70s
kevel
KEV-uhl 
<Scandinavian
a cudgel; a staff