IPA: /ˈkɪtˌbæɡ/
KK: /ˈkɪtˌbæɡ/
A type of bag used to carry personal items, often used by soldiers or travelers.
He packed his clothes and gear into the kitbag before heading out on the trip.
Kitbag → The word is formed from "kit" (from Old English *cytta*, meaning a small container or bag) and "bag" (from Old Norse *baggi*, meaning a sack or pouch). A kitbag is essentially a bag used to carry a collection of items, often for travel or military purposes.
Think of a 'small container' ('kit') used to carry things in a 'sack' ('bag') — that's what a kitbag is, a bag for carrying your essentials.
No commonly confused words.