Top 171 Things That Start With P: Household Items, Toys, Clothing, etc

Find more than 150 things that start with the letter P below.

We also have a cool activity related to one of the things that begin with P!

Household Items

1. Pen
2. Pillow
3. Penny
   one-cent coin
4. Pair of scissors
5. Post-it
   a brand of sticky note
6. Phone
7. Paper
8. Plastic bottle
9. Pillowcase
10. Packing tape
    wide, box-sealing tape
11. Plastic cup
12. Paintbrush
13. Pot
14. Pan
15. Potholder
    fabric that protects hands from hot dishes and pans
16. Platter
    large plate for serving food
17. Paper plate
18. Pasta maker
    small kitchen appliance for making fresh noodles
19. Pencil
20. Paperclip
21. Plunger
22. Package
23. Paperback book
24. Popcorn machine
25. Pepper grinder
26. Paper cup
27. Pitcher
    a container used to store and pour drinks
28. Pizza cutter
    a rolling blade used to cut pizza
29. Pencil sharpener
30. Paint
31. Palette
    a thin board that holds paint
32. Pacifier
33. Padlock
34. Page
35. Pickling jars
36. Printer
37. Purse
38. Pomade
    hair styling product
39. Photograph
40. Poetry book
41. Plastic cutlery
    plastic forks, knives, and spoons
42. Postcard
43. Phillips-head screw
    a screw with a cross-shaped slot in the top
44. Picture frame
45. Purse hanger
46. Pram
    baby carriage
47. Paperweight
    a small, heavy item that holds loose papers in place
48. Photo album
49. Phillips-head screwdriver
    used to tighten or loosen Phillips-head screws
50. Party decorations
51. Power strip
    a multi-socket electrical plug
52. Powder compact
53. Paddle
54. Pouf
    a soft, stuffed footrest
55. Patio furniture
56. Pestle
    a small kitchen tool used for grinding spices
57. Pillbox
    a small case that holds medications
58. Pipe
    a metal or plastic tube used to carry liquids like water
59. Pail
    metal bucket
60. Patio swing
61. Plant
62. Pliers
    hand tool used to hold or bend objects
63. Portrait
    a drawing, painting, or photo of a person
64. Pocketknife
65. Potted plant
66. Power washer
    a high-pressure sprayer used to clean concrete and other outdoor surfaces
67. Photocopy
68. Pincushion
    a small, stuffed item for storing pins and needles
69. Projector
    displays photos or videos onto a screen
70. Panini press
    a special grill for sandwiches
71. Pebble
    small rock used in landscaping
72. Pendent
    a small, decorative piece that hangs on a necklace or earring
73. Potpourri
    a mix of dried flowers and spices
74. Pin
    decorative jewelry that you pin to your shirt
75. Penlight
    a small flashlight shaped like a pen
76. Pattern
    used for sewing
77. Pawn
    chess piece
78. Pushpin
    thumbtack
79. Pennant
    small, triangular flag
80. Phonebook
81. Photocopier
82. Plaque
    metal sign engraved with words
83. Popsicle stick
84. Porch swing
85. Protractor
    used to draw and measure angles

Toys

1. Play food
2. Plane model
3. Pool floats
4. Puppy plush
5. Playpen
6. Panda plush
7. Penguin plush
8. Princess tiara
9. Push and go cars
10. Peppa Pig plush
11. Ping pong set
12. Pirate doll
13. Playing cards
14. Play kitchen set
15. Playset
16. Puppet
17. Pogo stick
18. Pirate costume
19. Puzzle
20. PAW Patrol character action figures
21. PJ Masks Headquarters playset
22. Peppa Pig family figurines
23. PJ Masks toy vehicles
24. Pony figurine
25. Pillow Pets
26. Paper doll
27. Pig plush
28. Poopsie Slime Surprise
29. Paddleball
30. Pit balls
31. Polly Pocket
32. PAW Patrol remote control vehicles
33. Pac-Man game
34. PJ Masks plush
35. Perler beads
36. Power Rangers action figures
37. Pinwheel
    a colorful paper or plastic toy that spins in the wind
38. Pony plush
39. Pool cue
    a stick used when playing pool

Clothing

1. Pants
2. Pajamas
3. Pullover sweatshirt
4. Pocket tee
   t-shirt with a pocket on the chest
5. Pantsuit
6. Printed tee
   t-shirt with graphic design on the front
7. Pumps
   high heel shoe
8. Printed blouse
9. Pinstripe suit
10. Petite pants
11. Peacoat
12. Pleated skirt
13. Pinstripe pants
14. Parka
15. Polo shirt
    a short-sleeved, collared shirt with buttons at the neck
16. Petite dress
17. Peep toe shoes
18. Party dress
19. Printed dress
20. Plaid skirt
21. Petite top
22. Pull-on shoes
23. Peplum top
    fitted on top and flares at the waist
24. Peasant top
    blouse with puffed sleeves and square neck
25. Pantyhose
26. Pinafore
    dress cover similar to an apron
27. Patchwork coat
28. Plaid pants
29. Pleated pants
30. Playsuit
    an all-in-one, soft garment that covers the body, arms, and legs
31. Peter Pan collar
    a flat collar with rounded ends
32. Pintuck dress
    a dress with narrow, small pleats
33. Platform shoes
34. Pointed-toe shoes
35. Pork pie hat
    a hat with a flat top and curled brim
36. Poncho
    a large, square fabric or plastic garment with a hole in the middle for the wearer’s head
37. Pillbox hat
    women’s hat with a flat top and no brim
38. Peasant dress
    dress with puffed sleeves and square neck
39. Panama hat
    a light-colored, tightly-woven hat made from straw
40. Poodle skirt
    a long, full skirt with a poodle embroidered on it
41. Painters bib
    a type of overalls
42. Palazzo pants
    wide-leg pants
43. Parachute pants
    casual, baggy pants with an elastic or drawstring waist

Expensive Items

1. Perfume
2. Pearl necklace
3. Prom dress
4. Piano

Activity: Paper Cup Crafts

Paper cups are inexpensive (you may already have some around your house!) and can be used for a wide variety of crafts — many of which are easy for kids!

We detail some of the popular paper cup crafts below.

• Miniature plant hangers: Wrap the top edge of the cup (below the lip) in ribbon and attach strings so the cup can hang. Add a small plant or fake flower as decor.
• Animals: Turn a paper cup upside down and paint it or add things like googly eyes and felt rabbit ears to create cute animal figures! They won’t last forever since paper cups are crushable, but can provide your kids with several afternoons of fun.
• Paper cup castle: Paint and stack paper cups to create a castle! Glue them together if you don’t want the castle to fall over, and you can cut in features like doors and windows.
• Instruments: Fill your paper cups with different shakable things — marbles, rice, etc. Cover the top of the cup in plastic or tin foil to use them as instruments! Each filling will make a different sound. Wrap a rubber band around the plastic or foil for extra protection from spills.
• Wind chimes: Poke a hole in the bottom of each cup. Stick a string through the hole and knot it, so the cup doesn’t fall off of the string. Attach the other end of the string to a clothes hanger. Repeat with each cup, and be sure to vary the length of the strings.