IPA: //peɪnˈwɑːr//
KK: /peɪnˈwɑr/
A loose-fitting garment worn by women, typically used as a dressing gown or negligee.
She wore a beautiful peignoir over her nightgown.
Peignoir comes from the French word 'peignoir', which means 'to comb' (from 'peigner', meaning to comb or brush). The term originally referred to a loose-fitting garment worn while getting ready, often associated with the act of grooming or preparing oneself.
Imagine a soft, flowing garment you wear while getting ready, as 'peignoir' relates to the act of 'combing' your hair.
No commonly confused words.