gaunt
gawnt 
<English<?Scandinavian
thin and bony, as from great hunger
minstrels
MIN-struhlz 
<English<French<Latin
traveling entertainers originating during the middle ages
adsorbent
ad-SOHRB-uhnt 
<Latin
taking up gaseous molecules or dissolved substances
rutted
RUT-uhd 
probably<French
having tracks worn down by passing vehicles
obnoxiously
ub-NAWK-shuhs-lee 
<Latin
in an unpleasant or offensive manner
apostasy
uh-PAWS-tuh-see 
<Greek
the renunciation of a religious faith
heartthrob
HAWRT-thrawb 
<English + <English
sweetheart
plicatile
PLIK-uh-tuhl 
<Latin
 capable of being folded lengthwise
insuppressible
in-suh-PRES-uh-buhl 
<Latin
impossible to put down or out of existence
affenpinscher
AWF-uhn-pinch-uhr 
<German
a small dog having a stiff coat and pointed ears