brassy
BRAS-ee 
<English
brazen, bold, coarse; impudent
reelected
ree-uh-LEK-tuhd 
<English<Latin
voted into office again
theretofore
THER-too-fohr 
<English
until that time
nozzle
NAWZ-uhl 
<English
the spout at the end of a hose
clambake
KLAM-bayk 
<English<Dutch + <English
a picnic at which steamed clams are served
deactivate
dee-AK-tuh-vayt 
<Latin
to make an explosive or chemical inactive; to demobilize a military unit
gingham
GING-uhm 
<Malay
a cotton cloth usually woven into stripes, checks, or plaids
vacillant
VAS-uh-luhnt 
<Latin
swaying, wavering, fluctuating
irrevocability
ir-rev-uh-kuh-BIL-uh-tee 
<Latin
the state of being unable to be recalled or revoked; being unalterable
pezograph
PEZ-uh-graf 
<Greek
any of various small pits suggestive of the imprints of fingertips that are common to meteorites