IPA: /ˈʧɪfəˌroʊb/
KK: /ˈʧɪfəˌroʊb/
A tall piece of furniture that has drawers on one side and space for hanging clothes on the other side, often used for storing clothing.
She organized her clothes in the chifforobe, making it easier to find what she needed.
Chifforobe is derived from the American English term, which combines "chiffonier" (from French *chiffonier*, meaning a type of tall chest of drawers) and "wardrobe" (from Old French *warderobe*, meaning a place to keep clothes). The word refers to a piece of furniture that serves as both a chest of drawers and a wardrobe for hanging clothes.
Think of a 'chiffonier' as a tall chest for storing clothes and a 'wardrobe' as a place to keep them — together, they create a chifforobe, which is a piece of furniture that combines both functions.
No commonly confused words.