incriminating
in-KRIM-uh-nay-ting 
<Latin
furnishing evidence tending to show the guilt of someone
shimmy
SHIM-ee 
<English<French
a jazz dance popular after World War I which is characterized by the shaking of the body from the shoulders down
elongated
ee-LAWNG-gay-tuhd 
<Latin
stretched; made longer
accessory
ak-SES-uh-ree 
<Latin
 something added but not essential
interdisciplinary
in-tuhr-DIS-uh-pluhn-er-ee 
<Latin
characterized by participation or cooperation of two or more fields of study
plenteous
PLEN-tee-uhs 
<English<French
fruitful; productive; plentiful
deferred
duh-FUHRD 
<Latin
postponed; delayed
microangiopathy
my-kroh-anj-ee-AWP-uh-thee 
<Greek
a disease of very fine blood vessels
sciapodous
sy-AP-uh-duhs 
<Latin
having very large feet
caddisworm
KAD-uhs-wuhrm 
probably<English<French
the aquatic larva of a particular fly