IPA: /ˈwɛtˌsuːt/
KK: /ˈwɛtˌsut/
A close-fitting suit made of special material that keeps a person warm in cold water, often used for activities like diving or surfing.
He wore a wetsuit while surfing to stay warm in the chilly ocean.
Wetsuit → It is formed from "wet" (from Old English *wæt*, meaning moist or damp) and "suit" (from Old French *suite*, meaning a following or set of clothing). A wetsuit is a set of clothing designed to be worn in wet conditions, particularly for water sports.
Think of 'wet' meaning moist and 'suit' as a set of clothing — a wetsuit is specifically designed to keep you warm while you're in the water.
No commonly confused words.