IPA: /ˈoʊkˌmɔs/
KK: /oʊkˌmɔs/
A type of lichen that typically grows on oak trees and is used to produce a fragrant resin for perfumes.
The perfume was enriched with the earthy scent of oakmoss.
Oakmoss → The word is formed from "oak" (from Old English *āc*, meaning a type of tree) and "moss" (from Old English *mos*, meaning a small, green plant that grows in damp places). Oakmoss refers to a type of moss that typically grows on oak trees.
Think of the 'oak' tree, which is where this moss grows, and 'moss' as the small green plant. This helps you remember that oakmoss is a moss found on oak trees.
No commonly confused words.