enjoyable
en-JOI-uh-buhl 
<French
getting pleasure from
pinto
PIN-toh 
<Spanish
a horse with patches of white and some other color
wickedness
WIK-uhd-nuhs 
<English
a state of being evil
satire
SA-tyr 
<Latin
a literary work in which vices and follies are held up to ridicule and contempt
oligarchy
AWL-uh-gawr-kee 
<Greek
government by a few people
coercion
koh-UHR-shuhn 
<Latin
force
pinnacle
PIN-uh-kuhl 
<Latin
the highest point; the top of a mountain
vagabonds
VAG-uh-bawndz 
<Latin
wanderers; those living a shiftless, drifting irresponsible life; beggars
nyala
NWAW-luh 
<Tsonga & <Venda (African)
an African antelope
fedelini
fed-uh-LEE-nee 
<Italian
pasta thinner that vermicelli