Top 157 Things That Start With T: Toys, Clothing, etc

Below, we list the things that start with the letter T, from common items you can find around the house to major purchases like vehicles.

Scroll past the list to find an activity using one of these things that start with T!

Household Items

1. Toothbrush
2. Towels
3. Tissue:
   Kleenex
4. Toothpaste
5. Table
6. Tire
7. Toaster
8. Textbooks:
   school books
9. Tote bag
10. Thumb drive:
    digital storage
11. Telephone
12. Teacup
13. Tape
14. Tablecloth:
    table covering
15. Teaspoon:
    small measuring spoon
16. Tape dispenser
17. Tablespoon:
    measuring spoon
18. Tea box organizer
19. Thread:
    thin string used for sewing
20. Tape recorder
21. Tablet computer:
    a portable computer
22. Tea kettle:
    boils water for tea
23. Tent:
    camping shelter
24. Table tennis:
    game
25. Tissue box cover
26. Tableware:
    serving dishes, plates, forks, and other dining items
27. Tassel:
    such as that worn on a graduation cap
28. Tack:
    small nail with a wide head
29. Teapot
30. Tide laundry detergent
31. Tent stakes:
    spikes that hold a tent in place on the ground
32. Tape measure:
    a flexible tool for measuring
33. Tarp:
    outdoor waterproof covering
34. Tag
35. Tackle:
    fishing gear
36. Tape player:
    vintage music player
37. Teacart:
    rolling cart for tea
38. Tennis racket
39. Torch:
    used in cooking, such as when making creme brulee
40. Teakwood chair:
    wooden chair
41. Tees:
    plastic or wooden peg used in golf
42. Telephone book:
    list of local phone numbers
43. Telescope:
    magnifies distant objects
44. Tennis balls
45. Textiles:
    rugs
46. Thank you cards:
    notecards for sending thanks
47. Thermometer:
    reads the temperature
48. Thesaurus:
    lists words and synonyms
49. Thimble:
    protects the fingers while sewing
50. Throw pillow
51. Tie rack:
    tie storage
52. Tinfoil
53. Throw rug
54. Thyme:
    herb
55. Tic Tacs:
    breath mints
56. Tin cup:
    cup made of tin
57. Tinsel:
    thin strips of decorative foil
58. Tissue paper:
    gift wrap
59. TV Table:
    folding tray table
60. Toaster oven:
    small portable oven
61. Tongs:
    grabs food easily
62. Toothpicks:
    cleans food from teeth
63. Toasting glasses:
    stemmed glasses for special occasions
64. Tooth guard:
    worn at night by people who grind their teeth
65. Towel rack
66. Tote board:
    note board
67. Towelette:
    disposable cleaning cloth
68. Travel bag
69. Trinkets:
    tiny keepsakes
70. Trophy:
    award
71. Trunk:
    storage
72. Tulips:
    flowers
73. Tumble dryer:
    clothes dryer
74. Tweezers:
    remove hairs or splinters from the skin
75. Tiffany lamp:
    stained glass
76. Typewriter

Toys

1. Teddy bear
2. Tea set
3. Telescope
4. Tiara:
   princess crown for dress up
5. Tugboat toy
6. Tic-tac-toe game
7. Toaster toy
8. Tinkertoy:
   construction set
9. Temporary tattoos for kids
10. Tow truck toy
11. Tank figurine:
    military vehicle
12. Taxi toy car
13. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figures
14. Target:
    for playing darts
15. Tiger plush
16. Tinkerbell plush:
    Disney character
    
17. Toy Story DVDs
18. Tiger plastic toys
19. Tambourine
20. Tabby cat plush
21. Take-apart racing car toy
22. Tepee for indoor or outdoor play
23. Tetherball:
    ball attached to a cord on a pole; players hit the ball with paddles
24. Tiddly Winks game:
    small discs are flicked into a small container
25. Titanic history books
26. Trampoline
27. Toad plush:
    frog
28. Tom Sawyer book
29. Titanic history DVDs
30. Tortoise plush:
    turtle
31. Tyrannosaurus Rex action figure:
    dinosaur
32. Toucan toy:
    parrot
33. Toy Story plush
34. Telephone toy
35. Trading cards
36. Train model
37. Transformers toys
38. Treasure Hunt board game
39. Triceratops figurine:
    dinosaur
40. Triceratops wind-up toy
41. Trumpet toy:
    horn
42. Tyrannosaurus Rex dinosaur skeleton model puzzle

Clothing

1. T-shirt
2. Tank top
3. Turtleneck shirt
4. Tunic:
   loose shirt
5. Tracksuit:
   sweatsuit
6. Tankini:
   bikini with a tank top
7. Tube socks:
   sport socks
8. Tank dress:
   sleeveless dress
9. Trousers:
   pants
10. Thermal clothes:
    retain body heat in cold weather
11. Top:
    shirt
12. Trench coat:
    raincoat
13. Thigh-high stockings:
    socks that reach the thigh
14. Tie
15. Tuxedo:
    a formal suit
16. Tent dress:
    a loose dress
17. Tiered skirt:
    a skirt with horizontal panels sewn together
18. Tights
19. Top hat:
    black formal hat
20. Trainers:
    sneakers
21. Treggings:
    tights made of thick stretchy fabric
22. Trumpet skirt:
    has a ruffled hem
23. Tubular scarf:
    infinity scarf
24. Tulip skirt:
    sides that overlap with no seam
25. Turban:
    headwrap
26. Tuxedo jacket:
    a black, formal jacket
27. Twinset:
    a cardigan and matching sleeveless sweater
28. Tailcoat:
    formal tuxedo coat
29. Tap pants:
    side-cut shorts
30. Teddy:
    lacy nightgown

Expensive Items

1. Television
2. Toolset
3. Tesla vehicle
4. Tiara:
   crown
5. Tiffany & Co. jewelry
6. Toolshed
7. Toyota vehicle
8. Taffeta dress:
   a dress made of high-end silk or rayon fabric
9. Trailer:
   camper

Activity: Design Your Own Tote Bag

Tote bags are a staple household item, especially as more people turn away from using plastic grocery bags and choose to bring their own reusable bags to the store.

You can buy tote bags in an enormous variety of colors, patterns, and fabrics — but it’s also fun to design your own, so you can have a personalized accessory to take with you to the store, the beach, school, or your office!

We explain the steps involved with designing your own tote bag below.

• Step 1: Choose your materials. Decide whether you want to use iron-on decals, fabric paint, markers, or embroidery to decorate your tote bag. You’ll also want to consider the tote bag material; do you want a sturdy canvas bag or a thinner cotton bag? Be sure to choose materials that are washable and designed for use on fabric.
• Step 2: Purchase your materials. You can find the items you’ll need at craft stores or even in the craft section of the grocery store or dollar store. Online retailers like Amazon also carry a wide variety of craft supplies and tend to offer the best prices on plain tote bags.
• Step 3: Plan your design. Sketch how you want your bag to look on a sheet of paper. You may even want to draw the design on the fabric in pencil as a guide, particularly if you are using fabric paint.
• Step 4: Apply your design. This process will vary depending on which techniques and materials you choose.

Once you apply and finish your design, you’re ready to use your customized tote bag!