Top 167 Things That Start With D: Toys, Expensive Items, etc

Below, we list the household items, toys, clothing, and expensive items that start with the letter D!

Find more than 100 objects in our list, or scroll past the list for an activity based on one of these items.

Household Items

1. Dollar bill
2. Dime
3. Door
4. Debit card:
   bank card for making purchases
5. Dishes
6. Dinner fork
7. Dinner knife
8. Doorknob
9. Dustpan
10. Dresser
11. Door lock
12. Drawers
13. Dinner plate
14. Dishcloth
15. Door handle
16. Drinking glasses
17. Doorbell
18. Dish rack
19. Disinfectant:
    cleaning spray
20. Digital watch
21. Digital media player
22. Decorations
23. Divan:
    sofa without a back or arms
24. Deodorant
25. Detergent:
    cleaner
26. Dishwashing liquid
27. Dishpan
28. Dishrag
29. Drain plug
30. Diary
31. Dinnerware
32. Dessert plates:
    small plates for dessert
33. Dinette:
    kitchen table and chairs
34. Dishtowel
35. Doorstopper:
    stops the door from hitting the wall
36. Doorknocker
37. Doorplate:
    a plate showing your name or house number
38. Duster
39. Dicer:
    cuts fruits and vegetables into cubes
40. Digital clock
41. Duffle:
    type of bag
42. Disc:
    CD or DVD
43. Dirty clothes
44. Dishwasher
45. Doily:
    ornamental paper or fabric mat
46. Down comforter:
    comforter filled with feathers
47. Davenport: sofa
48. Drapery:
    window covers
49. Dumbbells:
    weights for exercise
50. Draining board:
    drains wet dishes
51. Disco ball:
    mirrorball for party decor
52. Dog kennel
53. Duvet:
    blanket covering
54. DVD player
55. Dolly:
    wheeled platform for moving large or heavy items
56. DVD
57. Decanter:
    pitcher
58. Dog food container
59. Donut baking pan
60. Decongestant:
    medicine for colds
61. Dough rounder:
    molds dough into balls
62. Desk
63. Decal:
    similar to a sticker; a design that sticks to surfaces like glass or metal
64. Desk chair
65. Dog treat container
66. Diffuser:
    distributes air, light, or essential oils
67. Deck of cards
68. Drill
69. Dryer
70. Dumpling press
71. Dice
72. Dictionary
73. Diapers
74. Desk calendar
75. Doormat
76. Dehumidifier:
    removes humidity from the air
77. Decaffeinated coffee
78. Deck chair:
    an outdoor chair
79. Deadbolt:
    lock
80. Digital video recorder
81. Digital camera
82. Desktop computer
83. Deep freezer:
    freezer for extended storage
84. Diaper bag
85. Deck light:
    outdoor light
86. Dye
87. Down pillow:
    pillow filled with feathers
88. Digital satellite system
89. Digital television
90. Daybed:
    a bed that can also be used as a couch
91. Darjeeling tea
92. Darning needles:
    sewing needles
93. Detector:
    detects substances or objects
94. Dixie cups:
    paper cups
95. Dropcloth:
    fabric that protects floors and furniture while painting
96. Doghouse
97. Drip pan:
    pan that catches drips in the oven
98. Demitasse cups:
    tiny cups for espresso
99. Doorjamb:
    a vertical post that lines a doorway
100. Driveway
101. Doorstep
102. Drawing pad
103. Dispenser
104. Drainpipe
105. Disposal:
     grinds up food scraps
106. Dropper:
     tube for moving small amounts of liquid
107. Driftwood:
     smooth pieces of wood found on beaches
108. Distilled water:
     purified water
109. Drywall:
     material used for the interior walls of a home
110. DVD writer:
     records video onto a disc
111. Damask:
     type of fabric
112. Dehydrator:
     dries food
113. Diskette

Toys

1. Dolls
2. Dollhouse
3. Doctor playset
4. Disney Princess doll
5. Dog plush
6. Doc McStuffins toys
7. Dr. Seuss books
8. Drawing kits
9. Doodle mat:
   a mat you can draw on then wipe clean
10. Dodgeball
11. Dalmatian plush
12. Dolphin toy
13. Dump truck toy
14. Donald Duck plush
15. Drum sticks
16. Daisy Duck plush
17. Dinosaur figurines
18. Dragon figurines
19. Disney villain doll
20. Darth Vader toy
21. Dominoes
22. Darts
23. Dartboard
24. Dirt bike
25. Drill set
26. Dirt Devil toy vacuum
27. Drum pad:
    a flat pad for drum practice
28. Drum set
29. Dungeons & Dragons:
    a medieval role-playing game
30. Dado Cubes:
    building cubes

Clothing

1. Denim pants:
   jeans
2. Dress shirt:
   button-up shirt
3. Dress
4. Denim jacket
5. Down jacket:
   winter jacket with feather filling
6. Dinner jacket:
   men’s jacket with no tails
7. Drawstring pants:
   pants with a drawstring waist
8. Daisy Dukes:
   short denim shorts
9. Denim shirt
10. Dance shoes
11. Dungarees:
    heavy work pants
12. Denim skirt

Expensive Items

1. Diamond ring
2. Diamond earrings
3. Designer shoes
4. Digital camera:
   takes and saves pictures or video
5. Diamond bracelet
6. Drone:
   remote-controlled aircraft
7. Disneyland tickets
8. Diamond necklace
9. Dashboard camera
10. Da Vinci painting
11. Designer dress
12. Ducati motorcycle

Activity: Matching “D” Items With Their Names

This simple matching activity is suitable for kids who are just learning to recognize words and identify household items. All it requires is some sticky notes!

To set up the activity, go around the house yourself (the parent/guardian) and make a note of which items on our list appear in your home.

Write each item on a sticky note. Be sure to use a separate sticky note for each item; you can cut your sticky notes in half if you want to use fewer of them.

With all of the sticky notes written out, give the notes to the participants. They’ll wander the home and place the sticky notes on the matching items — similar to a scavenger hunt.

If you have more than one participant, you may want to use different colored sticky notes so you can tally up points! Provide a small prize for the kid who identifies the most items.

If you’d prefer to keep the activity contained in one room, you can make photo cards for the participants to match rather than sending them to hunt for items around the house.

Either way, this activity can help you pass an afternoon indoors and give the participants a better understanding of their surroundings!