handicap
HAND-ee-kap 
<English game
a difficulty imposed or an advantage given to a contestant to equalize his or her chances
trousers
TROU-zuhrz 
<Gaelic
pants
ere
er 
<English
before
cornucopia
kohrn-yuh-KOH-pee-uh 
<Latin
 a horn-of-plenty; abundance
residential
rez-uh-DEN-chuhl 
<English<French<Latin
of the place where one lives
foreignness
FOHR-uhn-nuhs 
<English<French<Latin
the state of being situated outside a certain locality; the state of being strange, disconnected, or alien
chickling
CHIK-ling 
<English
the grass pea of Europe cultivated for seeds and forage
camouflage
KAM-uh-flawzh 
<French

to disguise (as guns, ships, or planes) in order to conceal

unencrypted
un-en-KRIP-tuhd 
<French<Greek
not written in code
ayuntamiento
y-yuhn-tawm-ee-EN-toh 
<Spanish<Latin
the municipal council or governing body of a town or city in Spain; a town hall in Spain or the former Spanish colonies