marigold
MER-uh-gohld 
<English name + <English
a plant with yellow, red, or orange flowers
conspirator
kuhn-SPIR-uh-tuhr 
<Latin
a partner in crime
ferment
fuhr-MENT 
<Latin
to cause a breakdown in molecules, as bacteria causing milk to curdle
marmot
MAWR-muht 
<French<probably Latin
a stout rodent living in burrows and hibernating in winter
starboard
STAWR-buhrd 
<English
the right side of a ship or airplane when looking forward
centuple
sen-TUP-uhl 
<French<Latin
to multiply by 100
formicine
FOHRM-uh-syn 
<Latin
relating to ants; ant-like
vinaigrette
vin-uh-GRET 
<French
a vinegar, oil, and onion sauce
accretionary
uh-KREE-shuhn-er-ee 
<Latin
gradually growing
mostaccioli
mohs-taw-CHOH-lee 
<Italian
short tubular pasta