IPA: /ˈsneɪkˌbaɪt/
KK: /sneɪkˌbaɪt/
An injury caused by the bite of a snake, often resulting in poisoning, especially if the snake is venomous.
He was rushed to the hospital after suffering a snakebite while hiking in the woods.
Snakebite → It is formed from "snake" (from Old English "snaca", meaning a serpent or snake) and "bite" (from Old English "bītan", meaning to cut or pierce with the teeth). The word "snakebite" refers to the act of a snake piercing the skin with its fangs.
Imagine a snake using its fangs to 'pierce' ('bite') the skin — that's what a snakebite is.
No commonly confused words.