repast
ruh-PAST 
<French
food and drink; a meal
festooned
fes-TOOND 
<Italian
wearing a wreath or garland of flowers
addenda
uh-DEN-duh 
<Latin
things added, as an appendix; additions
plutonium
ploo-TOHN-ee-uhm 
<Greek name
a radioactive metallic chemical element
cronyism
KROHN-ee-iz-uhm 
<Greek
partiality to friends or political hangers-on especially in appointments to office regardless of their qualifications
saprogenic
sap-ruh-JEN-ik 
<Greek
capable of producing decay or putrefaction (bacteria)
debutante
DEB-yuh-tawnt 
<French
a young woman making a debut into society
derelict
DER-uh-likt 
<Latin
deserted by the owner; abandoned; negligent
allargando
aw-lawr-GAWN-doh 
<Italian
becoming gradually broader with the same or greater volume (direction in music)
synovial
suh-NOHV-ee-uhl 
<Greek
relating to a lubricating fluid secreted by membranes in joints, as the knee