flump
flump 
<imitative
a dull, heavy sound; a thud
Jovian
JOH-vee-uhn 
<Latin name
relating to the planet Jupiter
parolee
puh-rohl-EE 
<Latin<greek
one granted conditional release from prison
herbicide
HUHRB-uh-syd 
<Latin
an agent that destroys plant growth
burgeoned
BUHRJ-uhnd 
<French
put forth buds; grew rapidly
xenon
ZEE-nawn 
<Greek
a colorless gaseous chemical element
triduum
TRIJ-uh-wuhm 
<Latin
three days of prayer in the Catholic religion
simulate
SIM-yuh-layt 
<Latin
to give the appearance of; to imitate
incurrable
in-KUHR-uh-buhl 
<Latin
capable of being acquired; capable of being brought down upon oneself
theriomorphic
thir-ee-uh-MOHR-fik 
<Greek
having an animal form