IPA: //ˈræɡdɒl//
KK: /ˈræɡdɔl/
A type of domestic cat known for its relaxed and floppy nature when held, often characterized by its large size and friendly temperament.
My ragdoll cat loves to be cuddled and will go limp in my arms.
Ragdoll → The word is formed from "rag" (from Old English *ragga*, meaning a piece of cloth or fabric) and "doll" (from the diminutive of "Dorothy", a common name for a child's toy). A ragdoll is a soft toy made from fabric, resembling a doll, often characterized by its floppy limbs and soft body.
Think of a 'piece of cloth' ('rag') that is made into a 'toy' ('doll') — that's why a ragdoll is a soft, floppy toy made from fabric.
No commonly confused words.