IPA: /ˈbɛlˌpʌl/
KK: /ˈbɛlˌpʌl/
A cord or rope with a handle that is used to ring a bell.
She pulled the bellpull to summon the servant.
Bellpull → The word is formed from "bell" (from Old English *belle*, meaning a hollow metallic instrument that makes a ringing sound) and "pull" (from Old English *pullian*, meaning to draw or tug). A bellpull is a device used to pull a cord to ring a bell.
Think of a 'bell' that makes a sound when you 'pull' a cord — that's what a bellpull does.
No commonly confused words.