lumpkin
LUMP-kuhn 
<British fictional name
a clumsy often stupid person; a blundering fool
maritime
MER-uh-tym 
<Latin
of or relating to navigation, shipping, or commerce on the sea
insensate
in-SEN-sayt 
<Latin
not feeling sensation; cold; unfeeling
siccative
SIK-uh-tiv 
<Latin
causing to dry; promoting drying
jacal
huh-KAWL 
<Mexican Spanish<Algonquian
a crude house or hut in Mexico and southwestern United States
subreption
suh-BREP-shuhn 
<Latin
secret, underhanded, unlawful, or unfair representation of the facts
scintillation
sin-tuh-LAY-shuhn 
<latin
rapid changes in brightness; twinkling
phlegmatic
fleg-MAT-ik 
<Greek
calm; composed; undemonstrative; impassive
baize
bayz 
<French
a coarsely woven woolen or cotton fabric napped to imitate felt 
boutonniere
boo-tuh-NIR 
<French
a flower worn in a buttonhole