polecat
POHL-kat 
<English<probably French + <English
a small weasel-like Old World carnivore
iffy
IF-ee 
<English
uncertain; doubtful; not definite
bodyguard
BAWD-ee-gawrd 
<English + <English<French
a usually armed attendant who travels with a individual to protect him from bodily harm
coincidence
koh-IN-suh-duhnts 
<Latin
an accidental, but seemingly planned, occurrence of events at the same time
imminent
IM-uh-nuhnt 
<Latin
impending, likely to happen without delay
adversary
AD-vuhr-ser-ee 
<Latin
an opponent, enemy, or foe
cafeteria
kaf-uh-TIR-ee-uh 
<Spanish<Turkish
a self-service restaurant or lunchroom
natatorium
nay-tuh-TOHR-ee-uhm 
<Latin
an indoor swimming pool
indigenous
in-DIJ-uh-nuhs 
<Latin
existing or growing naturally in a region or country; native
anemobiagraph
an-uh-moh-BY-uh-graf 
<Greek + <Greek + <Greek
a pressure-tube wind gauge that records wind speed