gymnasium
jim-NAYZ-ee-uhm 
<Latin<Greek
a building equipped for physical training or sports
squabble
SKWAWB-uhl 
probably<Scandinavian
to quarrel noisily over a small matter
lapp
lap 
<Swedish
a member of a typically nomadic people of northern Scandinavia
modernization
mawd-uhrn-uh-ZAY-shuhn 
<Latin + Ecf
the state of bringing up to date
disproportionate
dis-pruh-POHR-shuhn-uht 
<Latin
having unequal sizes; having unequal shares; asymmetrical
buoyant
BOI-yuhnt 
probably<Spanish
having the ability to float
embarrassment
em-BER-uhs-muhnt 
<French<Portuguese
feeling self-conscious; perplexity
accretionary
uh-KREE-shuhn-er-ee 
<Latin + Ecff
marked by growth, accumulation, addition, or increase
osteocyte
AWS-tee-uh-syt 
<Greek + <Greek
a cell that is characteristic of adult bone
mundungus
muhn-DUNG-guhs 
<Spanish
tobacco having an offensive smell