IPA: //ˈjɛloʊˌθroʊt//
KK: /ˈjɛloʊˌθroʊt/
A type of small bird found in the Americas, known for its brownish back and yellow throat, often with a black mask on the male.
The yellowthroat sang beautifully from the bushes near the pond.
Yellowthroat → The word is formed from "yellow" (from Old English *geolu*, meaning yellow in color) and "throat" (from Old English *þrote*, meaning the front part of the neck). The term "yellowthroat" refers to a bird characterized by its yellow-colored throat.
Think of the color 'yellow' and the part of the body 'throat' to remember that a yellowthroat is a bird with a yellow throat.
No commonly confused words.