Top 73 Things That Start With I: Toys, Clothing, etc

Close-up of woman's hands holding an iPad, which starts with "i"

A variety of household items start with the letter I, and there are also toys and clothing items you can find that start with this letter.

Find more than 70 items listed below, or scroll past our list for an activity related to the things that start with I!

Household Items

  1. iPad:
    Apple tablet
  2. Ignition key:
    starts a vehicle
  3. Internet router:
    provides Wi-Fi
  4. Index card
  5. Iodized salt
  6. Ice pack:
    frozen pack to treat injuries
  7. Insulated thermos:
    keeps food hot or cold
  8. Ice cube tray
  9. Ice cream scoop
  10. Ice
  11. Insect zapper:
    pest control light that attracts and kills bugs
  12. Ice chest:
    cooler
  13. Interior decorations
  14. Identification bracelet
  15. Ice maker
  16. Inkjet printer
  17. Inkjet cartridge
  18. Incense:
    burning fragrance
  19. Ice bucket
  20. Identification tag
  21. Illustrations:
    drawings
  22. Insulation:
    keeps heat inside
  23. Inhaler:
    breathable medicine
  24. Inspirational books
  25. Insulin pump:
    administers insulin
  26. Icing tips:
    used with pastry bags to pipe icing designs onto baked goods
  27. Invoice:
    bill
  28. Igloo cooler
  29. Ink:
    colored fluid used for writing, drawing, or printing
  30. Iodine:
    antiseptic
  31. Icing spreader:
    special spatula for frosting baked goods
  32. Ink pad:
    pad of ink for use with rubber stamps
  33. Instant camera:
    Polaroid
  34. Ideabook:
    notebook for storing creative ideas or project plans
  35. iPod:
    stores and plays songs and music videos
  36. Ivy:
    type of houseplant
  37. Insulating tape:
    protects electrical conductors
  38. Irish linen
  39. Ivory soap:
    bar soap
  40. Iron
  41. Iron gate
  42. Ice axe:
    safety tool for ice climbing and mountaineering
  43. Irish tweed
  44. Iridescent glass:
    rainbow colors on glass
  45. Ironing board
  46. Ironstone dishware:
    a type of pottery
  47. Isopropyl alcohol:
    rubbing alcohol
  48. Inspirational art
  49. Irish pottery
  50. Ipecac syrup:
    syrup that treats poisoning

Toys

  1. Inline skates
  2. Ice skates
  3. Iron-on patches
  4. I SPY game
  5. Itsy Bitsy Spider book
  6. Instruments
  7. Incredible Hulk action figure
  8. INCH the Inchworm Ty Beanie Baby
  9. Inchworm musical toy
  10. itty bittys Harry Potter plush
  11. itty bittys Harry Potter Quidditch pair (Harry and Draco)
  12. itty bittys Minecraft Steve plush
  13. itty bittys Sesame Street Big Bird plush
  14. Inchworm riding toy by Radio Flyer
  15. Innovative Kids puzzles
  16. Infinitoy ZOOB:
    building blocks and pieces
  17. Infinitoy Quizmo:
    electronic spelling quiz

Clothing

  1. Indoor shoes:
    slippers
  2. Insulated boots
  3. “I Love NY” t-shirt
  4. Ironed shirt
  5. IZOD polo shirt
  6. Inverness:
    type of cloak

Activity: Making Infused Ice Cubes

Infused ice cubes relate to two of the items on our list: ice cubes and ice cube trays.

Making infused ice cubes is simple — you just need an ice cube tray, water, and whatever flavors you want to add to the ice cubes!

Infused ice cubes can include fruit, vegetables, and herbs. You can chop, dice, juice, or puree your ingredients before mixing them with water and freezing them in an ice cube tray.

The less water you add, the stronger the flavor of the ice cubes will be, especially if using juice or puree. You can even add no water at all if you’re using fruit or vegetable juice!

Typical flavors and ingredient combinations include pineapple, lemon-mint, pomegranate, lemon-cucumber, blackberry-mint, peach, lemon-orange-basil, raspberry, watermelon-lime, and strawberry.

You can choose any combination of ingredients that you like to suit your taste — even coffee ice cubes to add to your iced coffee!

Once frozen, infused ice cubes will not only chill your drink but look a lot cooler than normal ice cubes in your glass and offer a subtle flavor that intensifies slowly as the ice cubes melt!

Add them to plain water, sparkling water, lemonade, iced tea, or any other cold beverage.