IPA: //ˈsnoʊbʌʃ//
KK: /snoʊbʌʃ/
A type of spiny shrub found in California and Oregon, known for its large clusters of small white flowers.
The snowbush bloomed beautifully in the spring, covering the garden with white flowers.
The word 'snowbush' is formed from 'snow' (from Old English 'snāw', meaning frozen precipitation) and 'bush' (from Old English 'busc', meaning a shrub or small tree). The term 'snowbush' refers to a bush that is covered in snow or resembles snow in appearance.
Imagine a bush that is covered in 'frozen precipitation' ('snow') — that's why 'snowbush' describes a bush that looks snowy.
No commonly confused words.