cupboard
KUHB-uhrd 
<English
a cabinet with shelves for food or china
handkerchief
HANG-kuhr-chif 
<English + <English<French
a small cloth for wiping the nose or face
fascination
fas-uh-NAY-shuhn 
<Latin
holding the interest strongly; enchantment
hemisphere
HEM-uh-sfir 
<English<Latin<Greek
half of a globe or celestial body; any of the halves (northern, southern, eastern, western) of the earth
embellisher
em-BEL-uh-shuhr 
<English<French + Ecf
one who enhances or improves a story by adding facts (usually fictitious)
femur
FEE-muhr 
<Latin
the thighbone
pluvial
PLOO-vee-uhl 
<Latin
rainy
annihilate
uh-NY-uh-layt 
<Latin
to destroy completely
defenestration
dee-fen-uh-STRAY-shuhn 
<Latin
the throwing of a person or thing out the window
intussusception
in-tuh-suh-SEP-shuhn 
<Latin
the passing of one portion of the intestine into an adjacent portion causing intestinal obstruction