irony
Y-uhr-nee 
<Greek
expression in which the intended meaning of the words is the direct opposite of their usual sense
homonym
HAWM-uh-nim 
<Greek
a word with the same pronunciation as another word but with a different meaning, origin, and usually spelling
fiend
feend 
<English
an evil spirit; an inhumanly wicked person
candidate
KAN-duh-dayt 
<Latin
one running for office
manicure
MAN-uh-kyoor 
<Latin
a trimming and polishing of the fingernails
monsoon
mawn-SOON 
<Arabic
the rainy season off the Indian Ocean and southern Asia
benevolent
buh-NEV-uh-luhnt 
<Latin
inclined to be kind and do good
hibachi
hi-BAWCH-ee 
<Japanese
a small, charcoal-burning grill
ephemeral
e-FEM-uhr-uhl 
<Greek
lasting a short time; short-lived; transitory
schadenfreude
shaw-duhn-FROI-duh 
<German
enjoyment obtained from the mishaps of others