IPA: //ˈsændspɪt//
KK: /sændspɪt/
A small area of sand that sticks out into the water, often formed by waves and currents.
We walked along the sandspit, enjoying the view of the ocean on both sides.
**Sandspit** → The word is formed from "sand" (from Old English *sand*, meaning loose granular material) and "spit" (from Old English *spitta*, meaning a narrow point of land). A sandspit refers to a narrow point of land made up of sand.
Think of a 'narrow point of land' ('spit') made of 'loose granular material' ('sand') — that’s what a sandspit is.
No commonly confused words.