IPA: /ˈkɔːrəlˌbɛlz/
KK: /ˈkɔːrəlˌbɛlz/
A type of plant that grows back every year, known for its bright red flowers that grow in feathery clusters. It is often used for decoration in gardens.
The coralbells in my garden bloom beautifully in the spring.
Coralbells is formed from "coral" (from Latin *corallium*, meaning a marine invertebrate that forms coral reefs) and "bells" (from Old English *bellan*, meaning to ring or sound). The word refers to a plant known for its coral-like flowers that resemble bells.
Think of the coral's beautiful structure and the way the flowers 'ring' like bells — that's how coralbells got its name.
No commonly confused words.