Below, you’ll find the list of household items, toys, clothing items, and expensive items that start with the letter V.
Scroll past our list for an activity related to one of these objects!
Household Items
- Vacuum cleaner:
sweeps up dust and dirt - Vitamins
- Vanity:
dressing table - Vegetable peeler
- Vanilla:
flavoring for cooking - Vanity bag:
bag for toiletries - Vacuum-packed cans and jars:
as much air as possible was removed - Vaporizer:
adds humidity to the air - Vegetable spiralizer
- Vane:
short for weathervane; points to show the direction of wind - Vase:
a container for flowers - Valance:
drapery - Voter registration card
- Vapor rub:
mentholated ointment for cough and cold symptoms - Video camera
- Valentine’s cards
- Vaseline:
moisturizing jelly - Visa card:
credit or debit card with the Visa logo - Vanity case:
travel case for toiletries - Vick’s VapoRub:
cough relief ointment - Vacuum bags:
replaceable bags for the vacuum - Venetian blinds:
window shades - Vinyl records
- Visitor’s badge:
used at places like hospitals and museums - Vacuum coffee maker:
a glass immersion coffee maker - Vanilla candle
- Vaccination records
- Valentine’s decorations
- Vault:
locked storage - Velvet fabric
- Vent:
blows hot or cold air - Vitamin organizer
- Vial:
a small bottle - Vanilla room spray
- Video disc player:
DVD player - Village collectible display buildings
- Vine:
houseplants
Toys
- Video games
- Vegetable toys for play shopping
- Veterinarian costume
- Volcano model
- Vulture action figure by Marvel
- Vampire bat plush
- Video game console
- Vampire costume
- Van die-cast vehicle
- Velveteen Rabbit book
- Veterinarian kit
- Video game controller
- Vampire fang mouthpiece
- Victorian clothes for dress up
- Viking ship by Fisher-Price
- Velveteen Rabbit plush
- Ventriloquist’s puppet
- Village wooden playset by Playskool
- Violin for students
- Vulcan dragon toy by Untamed Legends
- Vulture plush by Wild Republic
Clothing
- V-neck shirt
- Velvet dress
- Veil:
covering for head and shoulders - Vintage denim
- Velvet skirt
- Visor:
worn like a hat, but only includes a brim and doesn’t cover the top of the head - Vintage dress
- Vest:
sleeveless jacket - Vegan leather boots
- Velour dress
- Volleyball shoes
- Velvet shirt
- Velour shirt
- Velvet pants
Expensive Items
- Vintage car
- Versace designer clothing
- Van
- Vintage diamond jewelry
- Vlogging camera:
Sony Cybershot RX 100 - Victorian-era antiques
- Vintage wine
- Vicuña coat
- Violin by Karl Willhelm or Yamaha
- Volkswagen vehicles
- Vacation itinerary
Activity: DIY Valentine’s Day Cards
While store-bought cards can be touching and thoughtfully chosen, handmade cards have an extra touch of personalization and can make for a sweet, sentimental gift.
It’s easy to create your own Valentine’s Day cards with just a few materials! We list the steps below.
- Step 1: Plan your design. Decide what colors you want to use and if you wish to use just colored paper, stickers, glitter pens, or other embellishments. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can even try creating your own pop-up card! Hearts are a common theme, though you can also incorporate balloons, keys, flowers, and other symbols.
- Step 2: Gather your materials. The supplies you’ll need will vary widely based on the design you choose. You may need just a few sheets of thick, colored paper, or a variety of decorative Valentine’s Day-themed craft supplies.
- Step 3: Put the card together. Design the front of the card first — that way, if you want to change or refine your design, you won’t have to re-do as much.
- Step 4: Write a sweet message inside. Once your design is complete, find a sweet quote to write inside, or craft a personalized message.