uncouth
uhn-KOOTH 
<English
lacking in polish and grace
amazingly
uh-MAYZ-ing-lee 
<English
in a surprising or astonishing manner
shoo
shoo 
<English
go away! get out!
procure
proh-KYOOR 
<Latin
to obtain; to get possession of; to acquire
precinct
PREE-singkt 
<English<Latin
a voting district
committeeman
kuh-MIT-ee-man 
<English<Latin + <English
a party leader in a political ward
redoubt
ruh-DOUT 
<French<Italian<Latin
a defensive work; a stronghold; a breastwork
orienteering
ohr-ee-uhn-TIR-ing 
<Latin
a cross country race in which each participant uses a map and compass to navigate between checkpoints along an unfamiliar course
triglycerides
try-GLIS-uh-rydz 
<Greek + <Greek + ECF
compounds (esters) derived from the chief component of fats and oils
Boyg
boig 
<Norwegian
a formless or pervasive obstacle, problem, or enemy