pronto
PRAWN-toh 
<Spanish<Latin
quickly; promptly
forestall
fohr-STAWL 
<English
to prevent by doing something ahead of time
affect
uh-FEKT 
<Latin
to influence; to cause to happen
biscuit
BIS-kuht 
<English<French<Latin
a quick bread baked in small pieces
fidgeting
FI-juh-ting 
<French
moving around nervously, restlessly or uneasily
lineolate
LIN-ee-uh-layt 
<Latin
marked with fine lines
risibility
riz-uh-BIL-uh-tee 
<Latin
laughter; merriment
vinaigrette
vin-uh-GRET 
<French
a sauce made typically of vinegar, oil, onions, parsley, and herbs
rowan
ROU-uhn 
<Scandinavian
a Eurasian tree with white flowers and red berries; the "European mountain ash"
achondroplasia
uh-kawn-druh-PLAY-zhee-uh 
<Greek + <Greek + <Greek
failure of normal development of cartilage resulting in dwarfism