dawned
dawnd 
<English
began to be day; began to appear
multiplex
MUL-tuh-pleks 
<Latin + <Latin
a complex housing several movie theaters
audit
AW-duht 
<Latin
to attend a college course without working for or expecting to receive formal credit
friskiness
FRIS-kee-nuhs 
<English<French<Latin
the state of being frolicsome or playful
commemorative
kuh-MEM-uhr-uh-tiv 
<French<Latin
issued temporarily to honor some individual or event
expeditiously
ek-spuh-DISH-uhs-lee 
<Latin
speedy; performed with promptness and efficiency
chucklehead
CHUK-uhl-hed 
<unknown + <English
a stupid person; a dolt
milieu
meel-YOO 
<French
the environment; the setting
hyperbole
hy-PUHR-buh-lee 
<Greek
exaggeration for effect, not to be taken literally
pharmacognosy
fawrm-uh-KAWG-nuh-see 
<Greek
a science dealing with the composition, production, use, and history of drugs of plant and animal origins