amateur
AM-uh-chuhr 
<French<Latin
a non-professional
curry
KUHR-ee 
<French
to prepare; to try to win favor
urchin
UHRCH-uhn 
<Latin
a small child, especially a mischievous boy
interfering
in-tuhr-FIR-ing 
<Latin
obstructing; meddling
committal
kuh-MIT-uhl 
<Latin
the sentencing of a person to confinement
lucrative
LOO-kruh-tiv 
<Latin
profitable
acupuncture
AK-yuh-pungk-chuhr 
<Latin
the ancient Chinese practice of piercing parts of the body with needles to relieve pain
riffler
RIF-luhr 
<French
a small file with curved ends
riparian
ruh-PER-ee-uhn 
<Latin
living on the bank of a river
seguidilla
say-gee-DEE-yuh 
<Spanish
a Spanish dance with many variations performed with guitar and castanets