Top 69 Things That Start With O: Toys, Clothing, Household Items, etc

Below, we list more than 60 things that start with the letter O — household items, toys, and more.

Beneath the list, find an activity that uses one of these items!

Household Items

1. Office chair
   designed for deskwork
2. Ornament
   used to decorate a Christmas tree
3. Oval-shaped serving dish
   used to serve food
4. Opener
   opens bottles or cans
5. Ottoman
   footrest
6. Oven mitt
   used to protect hands when cooking
7. Oilcloth
   type of fabric used for tablecloths and shelf liner
8. Ovenware
   dishes for baking
9. Oil pastels
   oil-based crayons
10. Omelet pan
    used when frying eggs
11. Oil and vinegar dispenser set
    glass bottles with spouts for making fresh dressing
12. Oven cleaner
    cleanser for the interior of an oven
13. Organizer
    used to neatly store items
14. Oven
    heats food
15. Ointment
    cream used for cuts and burns
16. Omelet maker
    small kitchen appliance for cooking omelets
17. Oil
    lubricating substance
18. Optical glass
    used for eyeglass lenses
19. O-ring
    rubber ring used to seal gaps
20. Origami crane
    bird made of folded paper
21. Oar
    wooden paddle for a boat
22. Oil paints
    contain pigment and oil
23. Oil-paper
    special paper for art projects
24. Oolong tea
    traditional Chinese tea^[1]
25. Opal
    white stone found on jewelry
26. Opera CD
27. Orchid
    decorative flower
28. Overmantle
    decoration above fireplace

Toys

1. Orange crayon
   used to color something orange
2. Olaf plush
   “Frozen” character
3. Otter plush
   soft toy otter
4. Owl plush
   soft toy owl
5. Off-road remote control Jeep
   remote regulates the Jeep’s movements
6. Ocean squirts
   water-squirting bath toys
7. Ocean animals toy set
8. Orangutan plush
   soft toy orangutan
9. Operation
   board game
10. Orca plush
    stuffed whale
11. Outlet cover
    conceals an outlet’s electrical wiring
12. Octopus kite
    flown outside on a windy day
13. Outdoor explorer kit
    adventure kit with flashlight, compass, and binoculars
14. Obstacle course
    racecourse where you run, jump, climb, and crawl
15. Ocean Raiders
    educational math board game
16. Outlet caps
    small plastic pieces that babyproof electrical sockets
17. Octopus plush
    soft toy octopus
18. Officer costume
    clothing worn to look like an officer
19. Oboe
    instrument similar to a clarinet
20. Ocean water beads
    soft, jelly-like blue and green beads
21. Once Upon a Zombie doll
    zombie fashion doll
22. Optimus Prime action figure
    “Transformers” character
23. Oscar the Grouch figure
    “Sesame Street” character
24. Ostrich plush
    soft toy ostrich
25. Owen Grady action figure
    “Jurassic World” character

Clothing

1. Outerwear
   coats and jackets
2. Overcoat
   heavy winter coat
3. One-piece swimsuit
   swimwear that covers the torso
4. Open-toe shoes
   shoes with an opening over the toes
5. Overalls
   loose-fitting pants with a chest flap and shoulder straps
6. Over-the-knee boots
   thigh-high boots
7. Overskirt
   a detachable skirt commonly worn by brides
8. Orthopedic shoes
   specially designed to support the foot and ankle
9. Oxfords
   a style of shoe
10. Oilskin hat
    waterproof hat
11. Overshoe
    shoe cover that protects feet from water or snow
12. Oilskin coat
    waterproof coat

Expensive Items

1. Outboard motor
   motor mounted to the back of a small boat
2. Otoscope
   used by doctors to examine the ear
3. Ophthalmoscope
   used by doctors to examine the eye
4. Oscilloscope
   used to view electric currents on a screen

Activity: Oilcloth Crafts

Oilcloth is useful for more than just tablecloths and shelf liners. If you know how to sew, you can make a lot of different things out of oilcloth!

Its coating makes it durable, which means it’s a great fabric for items you’ll use often.

Consider the following craft projects that use oilcloth.

• Bags: You can find tons of patterns online to make bags out of oilcloth, including reusable grocery bags, weekenders, bike bags, makeup bags, totes, and lunch bags.
• Aprons: You can make adult- or child-sized aprons out of oilcloth. By making your own apron, you can customize it to your needs with as many pockets and straps as you want!
• Cases: Use oilcloth to make a protective case to store your e-reader or tablet when you aren’t using it. You can also make pencil cases from oilcloth.
• Chair covers and cushions: Covering a chair or cushion with oilcloth will add some water resistance, which is great for outdoor furniture in particular.