Top 111 Things That Start With R: Toys, Clothing, Expensive Items, etc

Below, we list more than 100 things that start with the letter R, from practical items like rulers to fun items like robot toys.

Scroll past the list for a crafting activity using one of the items that start with R!

Household Items

1. Receipt
2. Ruler
3. Ribbon
4. Rubber band
5. Rug
6. Rake
7. Remote:
   TV controller
8. Radio
9. Rocking chair
10. Rice cooker
11. Rock:
    a piece of stone
12. Rawhide:
    chew treats for dogs
13. Rollerblades:
    skates with four wheels in a single line
14. Razor
15. Refrigerator
16. Roadside emergency kit
17. Range:
    stove
18. Rope
19. Rag:
    fabric used for cleaning
20. Rotisserie:
    rotates meat while cooking
21. Recliner chair
22. Rug backing:
    rubber mat that keeps rugs from sliding on the floor
23. Revlon make-up
24. Roller skates:
    skates with two wheels on the front and two wheels on the back
25. Rolling pin
26. Runner:
    a narrow piece of fabric used to decorate a table or bed
27. Riddle book
28. Ravioli press
29. Rattan furniture
30. Reel:
    for fishing
31. Rice paddle:
    textured, non-stick paddle for serving rice
32. Ratchet:
    hand tool used to tighten or loosen nuts and bolts
33. Roomba:
    robotic vacuum cleaner
34. Rack:
    stand that holds objects
35. Repellant:
    chemicals that repel animals or insects
36. Rocking cradle:
    a baby bed that rocks back and forth
37. Riding mower:
    ride-on, tractor-like lawnmower
38. Recording equipment:
    records sound or video
39. Rock music CD
40. Record:
    music on vinyl
41. Racquet:
    used to hit a ball or other object in games like tennis, racquetball, and badminton
42. Recorder:
    type of instrument
43. Receipt organizer
44. Roof tile
45. Rosebud salve:
    type of lip balm
46. Rainfly:
    tent cover which can also be used as a stand-alone shelter
47. Rotary phone:
    landline phone with a spinning dial
48. Racquetball:
    ball used when playing racquetball
49. Rayon:
    type of fabric
50. Raffle ticket
51. Ramp:
    inclined surface; a flat alternative to stairs
52. Rugby ball
53. Ricrac:
    zig-zag style ribbon trim

Toys

1. Rattle
2. Racecar toy
3. R/C helicopter
4. Radio Flyer trike
5. Razor scooter
6. Robotics kit
7. Rubik’s Cube
8. Rag doll
9. Ring toss game
10. Ride-on toy:
    drivable toy car
11. Robot toy
12. Racket:
    used in games like tennis and badminton
13. R/C car
14. Race car model
15. Rainbow stacker:
    rainbow made from stacking, painted wooden pieces
16. Road Rippers:
    toy vehicles
17. R/C boat
18. Rocket model
19. R2D2 figure:
    Star Wars character
20. Rapunzel doll
21. Rhyming games
22. Racetrack for toy cars
23. Radio Flyer wagon
24. R/C airplane
25. Reindeer plush
26. Raptor dinosaur model
27. Railroad toy track
28. RISK:
    tabletop game
29. R/C drone
30. Reindeer figurine
31. Reptile plush
32. Rabbit plush
33. Railroad conductor costume
34. Robin Hood action figure
35. Rodeo cowboy/cowgirl costume
36. Roll & Bounce Tower:
    ball-rolling track
37. Rhinocerous plush
38. Ryan’s World toys
39. Raccoon plush
40. Rattleback:
    spinning plastic disc
41. Rat plush
42. Rummikub:
    rummy tile game

Clothing

1. Ringer tee:
   a t-shirt that has a collar and sleeve bands in a different color
2. Running shoes
3. Raincoat
4. Rhinestone jewelry
5. Robe
6. Rain boots
7. Rubber boots:
   waterproof boots used for hunting, farming, and fishing
8. Ruffled blouse:
   blouse with pleated, layered fabric
9. Raglan sleeve top:
   casual shirt with a one-piece sleeve that starts at the collar
10. Rhinestone jacket
11. Rugby shirt:
    a long-sleeved, striped shirt with a buttoned collar
12. Rhinestone boots

Expensive Items

1. Ring
2. Raft:
   small, inflatable boat
3. Rowing machine
4. Rowboat

Activity: Rope Crafts

Rope is often thought of as a practical item — something you use for tying knots, as a clothesline, or for tying down tents and tarps.

However, there are also a variety of creative uses for rope. If you have some extra rope around the house, you can use it for the following crafts:

• Rope mirror: Attach a rope to both sides of a medium-sized circular or rectangular mirror and use the rope to hang the mirror (rather than using the included hanger). This will add a nautical touch to your decor, especially if the mirror is circular like a porthole!
• Rope planter: Upgrade your plain planters (ceramic or plastic) by wrapping them in rope. After wrapping, you can paint stripes along the lines of the rope for a cheerful and decorative touch.
• Rope rug: Shape your rope into flat circles. Once you have several flat circles, hot glue them to a rug pad or sew their edges together to keep them in place. You can add touches of paint or twist in ribbons before you coil the rope if you’d prefer more color.
• Rope candle holder or vase: Wrap a small rope around the bottom of a glass container, wrapping it until it covers about half of the glass. Place a candle inside for a cute, beachy candle holder, or use it as a vase.