IPA: //ˈfeɪsklɒθ//
KK: /ˈfeɪsˌklɔθ/
A small piece of cloth used for washing the face or body, often used with soap and water.
She used a soft facecloth to wash her face in the morning.
Facecloth → It is formed from "face" (from Old French *face*, meaning the front part of the head) and "cloth" (from Old English *clāþ*, meaning a piece of fabric). The word "facecloth" refers to a piece of fabric used for washing or drying the face.
Think of the word 'face' as the front part of your head, and 'cloth' as a piece of fabric. A facecloth is simply a cloth used for your face.
No commonly confused words.