trigger
TRIG-uhr 
<Dutch
a lever pulled to release a catch
commute
kuh-MYOOT 
<Latin
to travel from home to work and back
saunter
SAWN-tuhr 
<English
to walk about idly; to stroll
ridiculous
ri-DIK-yuh-luhs 
<Latin
absurd; deserving scorn
captious
KAP-shuhs 
<English<French<Latin
critical; calculated to confuse, entrap, or entangle in an argument
reactance
ree-AK-tuhnts 
<ISV<Latin
the part of the impedance of an alternating-current circuit that is due either to capacitance or induction or both and that is expressed in ohms
facsimile
fak-SIM-uh-lee 
<Latin
an exact copy
salchow
SAL-kawv 
<Swedish name
a figure-skating jump
quinsyberry
KWIN-zee-ber-ee 
<English + <English
northern black currant; a jelly made from this fruit
hantavirus
HAN-tuh-vy-ruhs 
<South Korean river name
the cause of Korean hemorrhagic fever linked to kidney problems