clever
KLEV-uhr 
?<Norwegian
intelligent; ingenious; skillful
goodies
GUHD-eez 
<English
tasty things to eat
scarcity
SKERS-uh-tee 
<English<French
inadequate supply; dearth
sternum
STUHRN-uhm 
<Greek
the breastbone
appeasement
uh-PEEZ-muhnt 
<English<French
pacification; conciliation [that we should accept wrong and call it right would be cowardly ~]
orienteering
ohr-ee-uhn-TIR-ing 
<Swedish<French
a cross-country race in which each participant uses a map and compass to navigate his way between checkpoints along an unfamiliar course
interdiction
in-tuhr-DIK-shuhn 
<Latin
an official prohibition from doing something
reconstitute
ree-KAWN-stuh-toot 
<Latin
to restore a dried or condensed substance to its full liquid form by adding water
hierarchy
HY-uhr-awr-kee 
<Greek
a group of persons or things arranged in order of rank or grade
trichology
truh-KAWL-uh-jee 
<ISV<Greek
the scientific study of hair