Nienock
\ˈnēnək\
noun : an aquatic plant (Nelumbo lutea) of the eastern U.S. with large usually emerged leaves, very large yellow flowers, and deeply pitted fruits - courtesy of Merriam Webster
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Nienock
\ˈnēnək\
noun : an aquatic plant (Nelumbo lutea) of the eastern U.S. with large usually emerged leaves, very large yellow flowers, and deeply pitted fruits - courtesy of Merriam Webster
origin unknown
drinn
\ˈdrin\
noun : a coarse prickly weedy grass (Aristida pungens) of northern Africa
Arabic darīn dry herbage
galiongee
\ˈgal-yən-ˌjē, -lēə-, ˌgal-yən-ˈjē\
noun : a Turkish sailor
Turkish kalyonçi man-of-war’s man, from kalyon man-of-war, galleon, from Italian galeone, from Old Spanish galeón
pawpaw
\ˈpä-(ˌ)pȯ, ˈpȯ-\
noun : a North American tree (Asimina triloba) of the custard-apple family with purple flowers and an edible green-skinned fruit
probably modification of Spanish papaya
alternate papaw
Moselle
\mō-ˈzel\
noun : a white wine from the Moselle valley
German Moselwein, from Mosel Moselle, river in Germany + German Wein wine
equipollent
\ˌē-kwə-ˈpä-lənt, ˌe-\
adjective : equal in force, power, or validity
Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin aequipollent-, aequipollens, from aequi- equi- + pollent-, pollens, present participle of pollēre to be able
psilophyton
\sīˈläfəˌtän\
noun : any plant or fossil of a genus (the type of the family Psilophytaceae) of small wiry herbaceous Paleozoic plants with underground rhizomes and apical sporangia
New Latin, from psil- + phyton
stickum
\ˈsti-kəm\
noun : a substance that adheres or causes adhesion
stick + -um (probably alteration of 'em them)
camorra
\kə-ˈmȯr-ə, -ˈmär-\
noun : a group of persons united for dishonest or dishonorable ends
Italian
jorobado
\¦hȯrə¦bau̇\
noun : either of two moonfishes (Vomer setipinnis and Selene vomer)
American Spanish, from Spanish, humpbacked, from joroba humpback (from Old Spanish hadruba, from Arabic dialect—Spain—haduba, hudūba, from Arabic hadaba) + -ado -ate (from Latin -atus)
politburo
\ˈpä-lət-ˌbyu̇r-(ˌ)ō, ˈpō-lət-, pə-ˈlit-\
noun : the main group of people in a Communist government who make decisions about policy
Russian politbyuro, from politicheskoe byuro political bureau
cassiri
\¦kasə¦rē\
noun : a drink resembling beer made by allowing cassava juice to ferment
Carib cassirí, of Tupian origin; akin to Tupi cassirí, caxirí cassiri
oopuhue
\ōˌōpəˈhüē\
noun : any of a family (Tetraodontidae) of chiefly tropical scaleless marine bony fishes which can distend themselves to a globular form and most of which are highly poisonous (also called puffer fish)
Hawaiian ʽoʽopu-hue, from ʽoʽopu gobioid fish + hue gourd
dummkopf
\ˈdu̇m-ˌkȯpf\
noun : a blockhead
German, from dumm stupid + Kopf head
Cimmerian
\sə-ˈmir-ē-ən\
adjective : very dark or gloomy
Latin Cimmerii, a mythical people, from Greek Kimmerioi
wokas
\ˈwōkəs\
noun : a western American spatterdock (Nuphar polysepalum)
Klamath wókas seed of the wokas
trotteur
\R träˈtər, +V -ˈtər‧; −R -ˈtə̄, + vowel in a word following without pause -ˈtər‧ or -ˈtə̄ also -ˈtə̄r\
noun : a woman’s tailored garment (as a suit, coat, dress, or hat) suitable for walking or outdoor wear
French, from trotter to trot (from Middle French troter) + -eur -or