anon
uh-NAWN 
<English
in a little while; soon
balderdash
BAWL-duhr-dash 
<unknown
nonsense
repetitious
rep-uh-TISH-uhs 
<Latin
said or done over and over again
jaunty
JAWN-tee 
<French<Latin
nonchalant or sprightly in manner
prolific
proh-LIF-ik 
<Latin
existing in large numbers; abundant
cupola
KYOO-puh-luh 
<Italian<Latin
a small dome on a roof
oriel
OHR-ee-uhl 
<French<Latin
a bay window
ablation
uh-BLAY-shuhn 
<Latin
lowering of a land surface by wind erosion or weathering agents
knickerbocker
NIK-uhr-bawk-uhr 
<American fictional name
a descendent of the old Dutch settlers of New York
pernoctate
puhr-NAWK-tayt 
<Latin
to stay up or out all night