zany
ZAY-nee 
<Italian
funny in a silly or crazy way
discreet
di-SKREET 
<English<French<Latin
careful about what one says or does; prudent
discrete
di-SKREET 
<English<Latin
separate and distinct; unrelated
clique
kleek; klik 
<French
a small, exclusive circle of people
discourteous
dis-KUHR-tee-uhs 
Lcf + <English<French
impolite; rude; ill-mannered
forte
fohrt 
<French
that which one does particularly well; one's strong point
obsolescence
awb-suh-LES-uhnts 
<Latin
the state of being out-of-date and no longer in use
sybaritic
sib-uh-RID-ik 
<Latin<Greek
fond of luxury, pleasure and voluptuous living
flaccid
FLAK-suhd; FLAS-uhd 
<Latin
soft and limp; flabby
liaise
lee-AYZ 
<English<French<Latin
to establish communication for purposes of mutual understanding