southpaw
SOUTH-paw 
<English
a left-handed person
goal
gohl 
<English
the place where a race, trip, or endeavor ends
suction
SUK-shuhn 
<Latin
production of a vacuum in a cavity or over a surface so that external atmospheric pressure forces fluid in or causes something to adhere to the surface
mutual
MYOO-chuh-wuhl 
<Latin
done by each of two or more for the other or others; in common
topiary
TOHP-ee-er-ee 
<Greek
the art of trimming trees or shrubs into ornamental shapes
thirdborough
THUHRD-buhr-oh 
<English
a former English police officer
magnanimity
mag-nuh-NIM-uh-tee 
<French<Latin
a loftiness of spirit of generosity and rising above pettiness
Sandinista
san-din-EES-tuh 
<Nicaraguan name
a member of a military and political coalition holding power in Nicaragua from 1979 to 1990
blitzkrieg
BLITS-kreeg 
<German
war conducted with great speed and force; a violent surprise offensive
pierrotage
pee-er-uh-TAWZH 
<French
a stone and mortar filler used between framing members in southern colonial architecture