overcast
OH-vuhr-kast 
<English
cloudy or dark, said of the sky
pepperoni
pep-uhr-OH-nee 
<Italian
a hard, highly spiced Italian sausage
skeptic
SKEP-tik 
<Greek
one who habitually questions matters generally accepted
indescribable
in-duh-SKRYB-uh-buhl 
<Latin
cannot be told or written about
languescent
lang-GWES-uhnt 
<Latin
becoming listless or fatigued
notabilia
noht-uh-BIL-ee-uh 
<Latin
things worthy of note
catenary
KAT-uh-ner-ee 
<Latin
the curve assumed by a freely hanging cord anchored at two points
felicitous
fuh-LIS-uh-tuhs 
<Latin
appropriate
colcannon
kawl-KAN-uhn 
<Irish Gaelic
potatoes and cabbage boiled and mashed together
normergic
nohr-MUHR-jik 
<Latin
having the degree of sensitivity toward an allergen typical of age group and community