Top 99 Things That Start With W: Household Items, Toys, etc

Below, we list nearly 100 things that start with the letter W.

Find household items and other objects in our list below, or scroll past the list for an activity related to one of these items!

Household Items

1. Water bottle
2. Wallet
3. Wireless speakers
4. Window treatments
   can include shades, curtains, or shutters
5. Wireless charger
6. Wrench
7. Wheels
8. Windows
9. Wireless headphones
10. Washrag
11. Watch
    tells time
12. Water glass
    glass for drinking water
13. Waffle maker
    cooks homemade waffles
14. Wallpaper
    decorative wall covering
15. Window box
    planter that hangs outside of a window
16. Washbasin
    sink
17. Washcloth
18. Writing desk
19. Water hose
20. Washing powder
    laundry detergent
21. Waste basket
22. Water heater
    heats water for the home
23. Weed cutter
    garden tool
24. Washing machine
25. White paint
26. Water pitcher
    a container for water
27. Wax candle
28. Wrinkle release
    spray that gets wrinkles out of clothing
29. Wax for the car
    shines and protects the paint
30. Weather vane
    shows wind direction
31. Webbed lawn chairs
    woven fabric and an aluminum frame outdoor chair
32. Wicker furniture
33. Window shade
34. Wipes for cleaning
35. Wires for electronics
36. Wheelchair
37. Winch
38. Wooden furniture
39. Wicker basket
40. Windsor bench
    wooden bench
41. Windchime
42. Weights for exercise
43. Wrapper paper
44. Western movies
45. Windsock
    garden ornament
46. Witch hazel
    lotion for skin
47. Windsor chair
    wooden chair
48. Windmill
    garden or outdoor decoration
49. Windsor rocker
    wooden rocking chair
50. Wood Wick candles
    a wooden wick instead of traditional cotton
51. Wonka candy
    includes Nerds, Nerds Rope, SweeTARTS, Spree, Laffy Taffy, Fun Dip, and Pixy Stix

Toys

1. Wooden building blocks
2. Watercolor paints
3. Whistle
4. Wagon
5. Water balloons
6. Watch toy for learning to tell time
7. Wasp action figure by Marvel
8. Walrus plush
9. Werewolf action figure
10. Weasel toy
    rolls around with a ball
11. Whale plush
12. Whirlybird
    toy helicopter
13. Walk the Plank!
    pirate-themed board game
14. Wooden dog classic pull toy
15. Witch costume
16. Wooden woodpecker classic toy
17. Wiggly Twisty Magic Worms toy
    it moves and crawls around your hands
18. Wigs for playing dress-up
19. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory book
20. Winnie the Pooh DVDs
21. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory DVD
22. Wind instrument toys
23. Wizard costume
24. Winnie the Pooh books
25. Wobbly Worms Tower game by Fat Brain Toys
26. Wolf plush
27. Winnie the Pooh plush
28. Wombat plush
    an Australian marsupial
29. Wallaby plush by Wild Republic

Clothing

1. Winter coat
   cold weather coat
2. Wrap
   large scarf
3. Waistcoat
   sleeveless buttoned top worn over a dress shirt
4. Wellington boots
   rubber boots
5. Wind breaker
6. Waders
   rubber overalls for fishing
7. Wet suit
   for scuba diving
8. Windsor tie
   tie with a thick, wide knot
9. Wrap skirt
   skirt wraps around the body and ties closed
10. Wrap coat
    wraps around and ties closed
11. Wylie-coat
    flannel garment worn under a coat
12. Watteau
    18th-century gown

Expensive Items

1. Watches
2. Weatherproof outdoor furniture
3. Wedding ring
4. Waterford crystal
   glass made in Ireland
5. Wakeboard
6. Windows for PC
   computer operating software
7. Walking Man
   sculpture by Alberto Giacometti worth $104.3 million

Activity: Watercolor Nameplate

A watercolor nameplate can add a colorful touch to a child’s room and show off their personality.

With a parent’s help, the child will paint their name, adding decoration to each letter to reflect the things they love!

To complete this activity, you’ll need either a long strip of paper or one sheet of printer paper for each letter of the child’s name.

Write the child’s name in large, capital letters as a guide — lightly, with pencil, so it doesn’t show through the paint.

Have the child pick out their favorite colors of watercolor paint. They can choose one color for all of the letters, alternate colors, or use a different color for each letter!

With a thick brush, paint the letters. Once they dry, it’s time to add some embellishment!

Choose symbols to add around each letter — perhaps to match each letter of the child’s name (like stars for “S”). It’s okay if you and your child aren’t stellar artists; you can use stencils, trace pictures, or just embrace the imperfections!

Once finished and completely dry, hang the nameplate on the wall (perhaps in a frame, if you want to protect it from tears or other damage).