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
- Office chair
designed for deskwork - Ornament
used to decorate a Christmas tree - Oval-shaped serving dish
used to serve food - Opener
opens bottles or cans - Ottoman
footrest - Oven mitt
used to protect hands when cooking - Oilcloth
type of fabric used for tablecloths and shelf liner - Ovenware
dishes for baking - Oil pastels
oil-based crayons - Omelet pan
used when frying eggs - Oil and vinegar dispenser set
glass bottles with spouts for making fresh dressing - Oven cleaner
cleanser for the interior of an oven - Organizer
used to neatly store items - Oven
heats food - Ointment
cream used for cuts and burns - Omelet maker
small kitchen appliance for cooking omelets - Oil
lubricating substance - Optical glass
used for eyeglass lenses - O-ring
rubber ring used to seal gaps - Origami crane
bird made of folded paper - Oar
wooden paddle for a boat - Oil paints
contain pigment and oil - Oil-paper
special paper for art projects - Oolong tea
traditional Chinese tea[1] - Opal
white stone found on jewelry - Opera CD
- Orchid
decorative flower - Overmantle
decoration above fireplace
Toys
- Orange crayon
used to color something orange - Olaf plush
“Frozen” character - Otter plush
soft toy otter - Owl plush
soft toy owl - Off-road remote control Jeep
remote regulates the Jeep’s movements - Ocean squirts
water-squirting bath toys - Ocean animals toy set
- Orangutan plush
soft toy orangutan - Operation
board game - Orca plush
stuffed whale - Outlet cover
conceals an outlet’s electrical wiring - Octopus kite
flown outside on a windy day - Outdoor explorer kit
adventure kit with flashlight, compass, and binoculars - Obstacle course
racecourse where you run, jump, climb, and crawl - Ocean Raiders
educational math board game - Outlet caps
small plastic pieces that babyproof electrical sockets - Octopus plush
soft toy octopus - Officer costume
clothing worn to look like an officer - Oboe
instrument similar to a clarinet - Ocean water beads
soft, jelly-like blue and green beads - Once Upon a Zombie doll
zombie fashion doll - Optimus Prime action figure
“Transformers” character - Oscar the Grouch figure
“Sesame Street” character - Ostrich plush
soft toy ostrich - Owen Grady action figure
“Jurassic World” character
Clothing
- Outerwear
coats and jackets - Overcoat
heavy winter coat - One-piece swimsuit
swimwear that covers the torso - Open-toe shoes
shoes with an opening over the toes - Overalls
loose-fitting pants with a chest flap and shoulder straps - Over-the-knee boots
thigh-high boots - Overskirt
a detachable skirt commonly worn by brides - Orthopedic shoes
specially designed to support the foot and ankle - Oxfords
a style of shoe - Oilskin hat
waterproof hat - Overshoe
shoe cover that protects feet from water or snow - Oilskin coat
waterproof coat
Expensive Items
- Outboard motor
motor mounted to the back of a small boat - Otoscope
used by doctors to examine the ear - Ophthalmoscope
used by doctors to examine the eye - 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.