inordinate
in-OHRD-uh-nuht 
<Latin
excessive
jetbead
JET-beed 
<French<Latin + <English
a shrub with ornamental shiny black berries
asunder
uh-SUN-duhr 
<English
into parts; into pieces
shabbiness
SHAB-ee-nuhs 
<English
the state of being rundown
rectification
rek-tuh-fuh-KAY-shuhn 
<Latin
the process of correcting or setting things right
pumicite
PUM-uh-syt 
<Latin
 volcanic dust used for abrasive pruposes
speciosity
spee-shee-AWS-uh-tee 
<Latin
 the state of being pleasing in appearance or showy
bordereau
bohr-duh-ROH 
<French
a detailed memorandum of account
otorhinolaryngology
oh-toh-ry-noh-ler-uhn-GAWL-uh-jee 
<Greek
the branch of medicine dealing with the ear, nose, and throat
radicicolous
rad-uh-SIK-uh-luhs 
<ISV<Latin
living on or in roots