IPA: /ˈsnoʊˌbæŋk/
KK: /ˈsnoʊˌbæŋk/
A large pile or accumulation of snow, often formed by wind or snowplows.
The children built a snow fort using the snowbank in the park.
Snowbank → It is formed from "snow" (from Old English *snāw*, meaning frozen precipitation) and "bank" (from Old English *banc*, meaning a mound or ridge). The word "snowbank" refers to a mound or accumulation of snow.
Picture a 'mound' ('bank') of 'frozen precipitation' ('snow') — that's what a snowbank is.