perspiry
puhr-SPYR-ee 
<Latin
sweaty
clamorous
KLAM-uhr-uhs 
<Latin
loud; noisy
peevish
PEEV-ish 
<English
marked by ill temper
pathology
path-AWL-uh-jee 
<Greek
the study of diseases
archetype
AWRK-uh-typ 
<Greek
an original; a prototype
vaudeville
VAWD-uh-vil 
<French geographic name
a stage show consisting of various acts
cotyledon
kawt-uh-LEED-uhn 
<Latin<Greek
the first leaf produced by the embryo of a flowering plant
gyascutus
gy-uh-SKYOO-tuhs 
<Greek
an imaginary creature with legs shorter on one side than the other for walking on hillsides
cirque
suhrk 
<French<Latin
a basin high on a mountain containing a small lake
chasmophyte
KAZ-muh-fyt 
<Greek
a plant that grows in rock crevices