IPA: //bælˈbrɪɡən//
KK: /bælˈbrɪgən/
A type of soft, knitted cotton fabric that is often used to make underwear or hosiery.
She bought a pair of balbriggan socks for the winter.
Balbriggan originates from the name of a town in Ireland, specifically from the Irish "Baile Bríghin" meaning "the town of Brighin". The term is associated with a type of knitted cotton fabric that was first produced in this town.
Think of the town 'Balbriggan' in Ireland, which is known for its unique knitted fabric. This helps you remember that 'balbriggan' refers to a specific type of fabric.
No commonly confused words.