Borrowed from French
This word refers to a type of meal served in courses and is borrowed from French.
What is menu?
The word philosophy comes from Greek roots meaning what?
What is “love of wisdom”?
This word originally referred to a small traveling bag but now often refers to "unwanted email."
What is spam?
This French word for a drink shop is pronounced with the diphthong /eɪ/ in English.
What is café?
This word for a common domesticated animal comes from Old English cu.
What is cow?
This word, meaning “a formal dance,” came from French.
What is ballet?
This Greek root means “life” and is found in the words biology and biography.
What is bio?
This word originally meant "a military operation," but now also means "to market aggressively."
What is campaign?
Borrowed from Italian, this word underwent assimilation and is now pronounced /ˈpɪtsə/ in English.
What is pizza?
The Old English word broc became this word for a small stream.
What is brook?
This word, meaning “an item of clothing or decoration,” comes from Old French coint.
What is quaint?
The Latin word aqua, meaning water, gives us this English word.
What is aquarium?
Originally meaning “a young servant,” this word now refers to a “knight in training.”
What is page?
The French word garage is pronounced with an anglicized /ʒ/ sound in English.
What is garage?
Derived from Old English, this word means “to think or consider carefully.”
What is reckon?
Borrowed from French, this word means "agreement" or "treaty."
What is accord?
From Greek, this word means “government by the people.”
What is democracy?
The word broadcast originally referred to sowing seeds but now means what?
What is “transmitting information through media”?
The Latin word camera was phonetically adapted into this English word.
What is camera?
From Old English fot, this word describes a part of the human body.
What is foot?
Meaning “a person of skill in a particular field,” this word came from French.
What is expert?
The Latin root scrib, meaning “to write,” is found in this word.
What is describe?
The word girl originally referred to what?
What is “a young person of either gender”?
The word colonel is an example of phonetic assimilation from what source language?
What is French?
Meaning “an enclosed piece of land,” this word comes from Old English tun.
What is town?