sawdust
SAW-dust 
<English + <English
fine particles of wood formed in sawing wood
dormant
DOHR-muhnt 
<Latin
inactive
lapidary
LAP-uh-der-ee 
<Latin
the art of cutting and polishing precious stones
chimerical
ky-MER-uh-kuhl 
<Greek
imaginary; unreal; fanciful
contrivance
kuhn-TRY-vuhnts 
<English<French<Latin
a scheme; an appliance; a device
aftereffects
AF-tuhr-uh-fekts 
<English + <Latin
secondary results
derisible
duh-RIZ-uh-buhl 
<English<French<Latin
worthy of ridicule or scorn
fretum
FREE-tuhm 
<Latin
an arm of the sea; a strait
Portuguese
POHR-chuh-geez 
<Pg
relating to the country Portugal, its people or its language
baccalaureate
bak-uh-LOHR-ee-uht 
<Latin
a college degree; a Bachelor of Arts degree