IPA: /ˈhɔːrsbɒks/
KK: /ˈhɔrsˌbɑks/
A type of vehicle designed specifically for carrying horses.
The horsebox was parked near the stables, ready for the competition.
Horsebox → The word is formed from "horse" (from Old English "hors", meaning a domesticated animal used for riding or work) and "box" (from Old French "boce", meaning a container or enclosure). A horsebox is essentially a container or vehicle designed to transport horses.
Think of a 'horse' as the animal being transported and a 'box' as the container for that transport. This helps you remember that a horsebox is a vehicle specifically for carrying horses.
No commonly confused words.