IPA: //ˈnjuːz.bɔɪ//
KK: /ˈnuːzˌbɔɪ/
A young boy who sells or delivers newspapers to people.
The newsboy shouted the headlines as he rode his bicycle through the streets.
Newsboy → It is formed from "news" (from Middle English *newes*, meaning new information or reports) and "boy" (from Old English *bōia*, meaning a young male). The word "newsboy" refers to a young male who sells or delivers news, typically in the form of newspapers.
Think of a young male ('boy') who brings you 'new information' ('news') — that's what a newsboy does.
No commonly confused words.