Things That Start With Every Letter
Here are things that start with every letter from A to Z: 567 in all, with examples for each letter and a full page for every letter that has enough of them.
The things alphabet holds 567 everyday objects. C is the biggest letter with 70, followed by B with 64, S with 63 and P with 51.
The hardest letters are X and Z with two each, then Q and Y with three, and I and U with four. Xylophone, quilt, yo-yo and umbrella can rescue those tough spots. For an alphabet game where players need a thing for every letter, this page gives at least one answer for each, so no letter is left empty.
- Things listed
- 567
- Most common first letter
- C
Things by letter
| Letter | How many | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| A | 23 | album, aircraft, alarm, ambulance, anchor |
| B | 64 | book, bed, ball, box, bus |
| C | 70 | car, cup, computer, camera, chair |
| D | 18 | door, dress, desk, dish, drum |
| E | 7 | engine, elevator, envelope, earmuffs, earring |
| F | 25 | football, fan, flag, frame, fence |
| G | 18 | glass, guitar, gate, glasses, globe |
| H | 20 | hat, hook, hammer, horn, helicopter |
| I | 4 | iron, ice pack, ice skate, inkwell |
| J | 13 | jack, jersey, jacket, jet, jewelry |
| K | 11 | key, kit, knife, keyboard, kite |
| L | 19 | light, lock, laptop, lens, lamp |
| M | 25 | match, map, magazine, mirror, mask |
| N | 11 | net, novel, newspaper, nail, nut |
| O | 9 | organ, oven, opener, ottoman, oar |
| P | 51 | phone, paper, plane, plate, paint |
| Q | 3 | quarter, quill, quilt |
| R | 25 | radio, ring, remote, rocket, robot |
| S | 63 | saw, safe, scale, shirt, swing |
| T | 47 | tv, table, train, truck, tie |
| U | 4 | uniform, umbrella, ukulele, unicycle |
| V | 11 | van, vacuum, volleyball, violin, vest |
| W | 19 | watch, window, wheel, wire, wallet |
| X | 2 | x-ray, xylophone |
| Y | 3 | yacht, yarn, yo-yo |
| Z | 2 | zip, zipper |
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Questions people ask
Which letter do the most things start with?
C, with 70 on this site's list.
Source: Princeton WordNet, a public dictionary database, reviewed by our editors to keep only clear, real members of the list. Meanings are short dictionary glosses.