IPA: /ˈboʊʃɒt/
KK: /ˈboʊˌʃɑt/
The distance that an arrow can travel when shot from a bow.
The archer measured the bowshot to ensure accuracy in his aim.
Bowshot → It is formed from "bow" (from Old English "boga", meaning a curved weapon used for shooting arrows) and "shot" (from Old English "sceot", meaning the act of shooting). The word "bowshot" refers to the distance that an arrow can be shot from a bow.
Think of the curved weapon ('bow') used for shooting arrows ('shot') — that's how you remember that 'bowshot' refers to the distance an arrow can travel when shot from a bow.
No commonly confused words.