IPA: /ˈkloʊðzˌhɔrs/
KK: /ˈkloʊðzˌhɔrs/
A frame used to hang clothes so they can dry or air out, or a person who is very focused on fashion and appearance.
She used a clotheshorse to dry her freshly washed clothes.
Clotheshorse is formed from "clothes" (from Old English *clāþas*, meaning garments or coverings) and "horse" (from Old English *hors*, meaning a large animal used for riding or carrying). The term refers to a frame or structure that holds clothes, resembling a horse in its function of supporting items.
Think of a 'horse' that holds 'clothes' — that's why a clotheshorse is a structure for hanging garments.
No commonly confused words.