IPA: /ˈnoʊzˌbæɡ/
KK: /ˈnoʊzˌbæɡ/
A bag used to hold food for animals, especially horses, allowing them to eat while wearing it.
The farmer filled the nosebag with oats for the horse to eat during the ride.
Nosebag → The word is formed from "nose" (from Old English "nosu", meaning the projecting part of the face) and "bag" (from Old Norse "baggi", meaning a sack or pouch). A nosebag is a bag used to feed animals, typically horses, by placing it over their noses.
Think of the 'nose' as the part of the face that the bag goes over, and 'bag' as the container for food. This helps you remember that a nosebag is a bag used for feeding animals.
No commonly confused words.