moist
moist 
<Latin
slightly wet; damp
topaz
TOH-paz 
<Greek
any of various yellow gems
reprisal
ruh-PRYZ-uhl 
<Latin
injury done for injury received
yegg
yeg 
<unknown
a safecracker; a robber
macrobiotics
mak-roh-by-AW-tiks 
<Greek
the study of prolonging life, as by special diets
pectoral
PEK-tuhr-uhl 
<Latin
of, or located on, the chest
diaspora
dy-AS-puhr-uh 
<Latin
an exile of a people; a scattering; a migration [sections of the Scottish ~ came to America]
scheme
skeem 
<Greek
to plot; to make secret plans
palpability
pal-puh-BIL-uh-tee 
<Latin
the state of being evident, tangible, or noticeable
conchologist
kawng-KAWL-uh-jist 
<Latin<Greek + <Greek
a scientist studying shells