IPA: /muˈʃwɑr/
KK: /mouˈʃwɑr/
A piece of cloth used for wiping the face or hands, or for blowing the nose.
He pulled out a mouchoir to wipe his brow after the long run.
Mouchoir comes from Old French 'mouchoir' (meaning a cloth or handkerchief). The word refers specifically to a piece of cloth used for wiping or covering, particularly in the context of personal hygiene.
Imagine a cloth used for wiping or covering your face — that's what a mouchoir is, a handkerchief.
No commonly confused words.