aggravate
AG-ruh-vayt 
<Latin
to make worse
eminent
EM-uh-nuhnt 
<Latin
renowned; standing out
fortieth
FOHR-tee-uhth 
<English
designating the next one after thirty ninth; 40th
cinnabar
SIN-uh-bawr 
(<Latin & French)<Greek
a red pigment
quackery
KWAK-uhr-ee 
<Dutch
fraudulent medical practice
stringent
STRIN-juhnt 
<Latin
strict; severe
carom
KER-uhm 
<Spanish
to hit and rebound; to bounce off
deflead
dee-FLEED 
<English
gotten rid of fleas
ciguatera
see-gwuh-TER-uh 
<Spanish<Taino
food poisoning from bad fish
streuselkuchen
STROO-suhl-koo-kuhn 
<German
crumbly coffee cake