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orchid
OHR-kid <Greek a perennial plant having flowers with three petals, one of which is lip-shaped
turnstile
TUHRN-styl <English<Latin<Greek + <Greek a device, as a post with revolving horizontal bars, placed in an entrance to allow persons to enter one at a time
deviance
DEE-vee-uhnts <Latin veering from established or accepted behavior
Camelot
KAM-uh-lawt <name of a Lerner & Lowe musical a time, place, or atmosphere of idyllic happiness
unscarred
un-SKAWRD <English<French<Latin<Greek not marked by injury
picnicking
PIK-nik-ing probably<German or French going on an outdoor excursion with food
cunette
kyoo-NET <French<Italian a channel dug at the bottom of a much larger channel to concentrate the flow at low-water stages
sawyer
SAW-yuhr <English one whose job is to cut wood
spirulate
SPIR-yuh-layt <Latin spiral in form or arrangement
xerostomia
zir-uh-STOHM-ee-uh <Latin<Greek abnormal dryness of the mouth
