IPA: /ˈluːfə/
KK: /ˈluːfə/
A type of tropical plant that produces a fibrous fruit, which is often dried and used as a sponge for bathing.
She used a loofah to exfoliate her skin while taking a shower.
The word 'loofah' comes from the Arabic 'lufah' (meaning sponge), referring to the fibrous material derived from the fruit of the luffa plant, which is used as a sponge for bathing and cleaning.
Think of the Arabic word 'lufah' which means sponge, helping you remember that a loofah is a natural sponge used for scrubbing.
No commonly confused words.