fetter
FET-uhr 
<English
to bind one thing to another as with a chain
precise
pruh-SYS 
<Latin
exact; not vague
falconry
FAL-kuhn-ree 
<English<French<Latin<probably Germanic
training falcons to hunt game
willowware
WIL-oh-wer 
<English
blue and white dinnerware with story-telling designs 
microbial
my-KROH-bee-uhl 
<Greek
involving microorganisms
lousicide
LOUS-uh-syd 
<Latin
an insecticide that kills louses
vagarious
vuh-GER-ee-uhs 
<Latin
in a whimsical or quirky manner
sustentacular
sus-tuhn-TAK-yuh-luhr 
<Latin
serving to support or sustain
gnathic
NATH-ik 
<Greek
of or relating to the jaw
fiat
FEE-awt 
<Latin
a decree; an order; an authorization