jugular
JUG-yuh-luhr 
<Latin
relating to the throat or neck
assemblage
uh-SEM-blij 
<Latin
a group of persons or things gathered together
goober
GOO-buhr 
<African
a peanut
solder
SAW-duhr 
<English<French<Latin
to join or patch metal parts with a heated and melted metallic alloy
chippendale
CHIP-uhn-dayl 
<English name
a style of 18th century furniture
rusticate
RUS-tuh-kayt 
<Latin
to go and live in the country
epistrophe
uh-PIS-truh-fee 
<Greek
repetition of the same expression in successive phrases
groceteria
groh-suh-TIR-ee-uh 
<English<French
a self service food store
belemnoid
BEL-uhm-noid 
<Greek
shaped like a dart
orfevrerie
ohr-FEV-ruh-ree 
<French
goldsmith's work; jewelry