declaim
dee-KLAYM 
<English<Latin
to speak pompously, noisily, or theatrically
forestry
FOHR-uhs-tree 
<English<French<Latin
the science of planting and taking care of woodlands
squeaker
SKWEE-kuhr 
<English
a contest won by a narrow margin
few
fyoo 
<English
not many
instantaneous
in-stuhn-TAY-nee-uhs 
<Latin
happening in an almost indeterminate duration of time
diligent
DIL-uh-juhnt 
<English<French<Latin
hard working; persevering, meticulous, and careful
rathskeller
RATH-skel-uhr 
<German
a restaurant, usually below street level, where beer is served
ditokous
DID-uh-kuhs; DIT-uh-kuhs 
<Greek
producing two eggs or two offspring at a time
psephology
see-FAWL-uh-jee 
<Greek
the scientific study of elections
autonomous
aw-TAWN-uh-muhs 
<Latin
having self-government; functioning independently