bloat
bloht 
<Old Norse
to swell; to puff up
birdie
BUHRD-ee 
<English
a score of one less than par on a hole in golf
rattail
RAT-tayl 
<English + <English
a horse with little hair on its tail
maculacy
MAK-yuh-luh-see 
<Latin
an unclean or besotted state
frappe
fra-PAY 
<French
an iced, semi-liquid mixture served in a glass; a thick milkshake
engagingly
en-GAY-jing-lee 
<English<French
charmingly
tachistoscope
tuh-KIS-tuh-skohp 
<ISV<Greek
a device to aid a person in increasing their reading speed
paduasoy
PAJ-uh-wuh-soi 
<Italian geographic name + <French
a rich heavy corded silk fabric used in clothing and upholstery
lacustrine
luh-KUS-truhn 
<Latin
of, relating to, or found in lakes
machtpolitik
MAWKT-poh-luh-teek 
<German
power politics; advocating the use of force