IPA: /ˈʃɜrtfrʌnt/
KK: /ʃɜrtfrʌnt/
The front part of a shirt, often seen when a man wears a coat or vest, or a detachable piece that looks like a shirt front.
He adjusted his shirtfront before stepping into the meeting.
Shirtfront is formed from "shirt" (from Old English *scyrte*, meaning a garment worn on the upper body) and "front" (from Old French *front*, meaning the forehead or front part). The word "shirtfront" refers to the front part of a shirt, typically where buttons or embellishments are located.
Think of a 'shirt' as the upper body garment and 'front' as the part that faces forward — together, they describe the front part of a shirt.
No commonly confused words.