bracket
BRAK-uht 
<French
a support projecting from a wall
whitewash
HWYT-wawsh 
<English
to conceal the faults of
windjammer
WIND-jam-uhr 
<English + probably<imitative
a large sailing ship
populate
PAWP-yoo-layt 
<Latin
to supply with people; to inhabit
capillary
KAP-uh-ler-ee 
<Latin
any of the tiny blood vessels connecting the arteries to veins
incompletable
in-kuhm-PLEET-uh-buhl 
<Latin
that cannot be finished
trapezoidal
trap-uh-ZOID-uhl 
<Latin<Greek
having the shape of a quadrilateral with two parallel sides
acclamation
ak-luh-MAY-shuhn 
<Latin
loud applause or approval
disagio
dis-AJ-ee-oh 
<Italian
the fee charged for the exchange of depreciated or foreign money
mesoptile
me-ZAWP-tuhl 
<Latin<Greek
one of the second set of down feathers in a bird having two sets