blooper
BLOO-puhr 
<imitative
an embarrassing public blunder
starboard
STAWR-buhrd 
<English
the right side of a ship looking forward
concentrate
KAWN-suhn-trayt 
<Latin
to focus one's attention
hitchhike
HICH-hyk 
<English + <English
the thumb free rides
cloddiness
KLAWD-ee-nuhs 
<English
the state of being of low stature
repertory
REP-uhr-tohr-ee 
<Latin
the practice of presenting with a resident company a number of productions (as plays or dances) during a season
haggardly
HAG-uhrd-lee 
<French
in a worn, emaciated, gaunt way
klister
KLIS-tuhr 
<Norwegian<German
a soft wax used on skis especially for corn snow or crust
filiopietistic
fil-ee-oh-py-uh-TIS-tik 
<Latin + <English + <Latin
relating to an excessive devotion to ancestors or tradition
strephosymbolia
stref-oh-sim-BOH-lee-uh 
<Greek
reversal or transposition of phrases, words, or letters in reading