ghastly
GAST-lee 
<English
resembling a ghost; horrible; frightful; very bad
indulgent
in-DUL-juhnt 
<Latin
kind or lenient to excess; permissive
ruminate
ROOM-uh-nayt 
<Latin
to muse upon; to contemplate over and over
bizarro
buh-ZAWR-oh 
probably<a comic book character
fantastic; unconventional; outlandish
pantomime
PANT-uh-mym 
<Latin<Greek
a dramatic performance using no dialogue
steppe
step 
<Russian
any of the great plains of southeastern Europe and Asia having few trees
billabong
BIL-uh-bawng 
<Australian native name
a backwater caused by overflow from a river and forming a stagnant pool
nihilism
NY-uhl-iz-uhm 
<Latin
a general rejection of customary beliefs and traditional values
bicaudate
by-KAW-dayt 
<Latin
having two tails
macilent
MAS-uh-luhnt 
<Latin
thin; lean; emaciated