Category: Home & Lifestyle

A style inspired by early American design.

Powder or cream makeup applied to the eyelids.

A clothing style inspired by Ivy League and preppy American fashion.

An iron for pressing clothes; also a hair-styling iron.

Outer clothing worn over other clothes.

A pocket set on the outside of a garment.

A formal necktie with a broad, scarf-like knot, worn for dress occasions.

Comfortably warm, relaxed, and informal in atmosphere.

Decorative needlework in which one piece of fabric is sewn onto another.

An apartment building or apartment unit.

A place where someone lives; a dwelling or habitation.

Activities or clothing associated with relaxing after skiing.

A noun for the afternoon, and also a formal dress worn in the afternoon.

A hairstyle with tight, rounded, voluminous hair.

Conveniences or guest facilities provided for comfort, especially in hotels.

A recessed space set into a wall or room.

A metal window frame made of aluminum, especially a sash unit.

Thin foil made of aluminum, used for wrapping and cooking.

A Hawaiian greeting; also an aloha shirt.

Something old and valuable, especially a collectible object or style.

Decorative lighting or an illuminated display.

A door intercom or indoor communication system.

The inside of a building, room, or vehicle; interior design.

Relating to being inside a building or in an enclosed space.

A day of the week other than Saturday or Sunday.

Occurring once a week; also used as an adverb, weekly.

A light jacket that blocks wind.

A lightweight jacket that blocks wind.

Clothing, apparel, or a wear- item used as the base of compounds.

The waist or the measurement around it.

An air conditioner or air-conditioning unit.

A hand dryer.

A large property or estate, especially in a real-estate or residence context.

A beauty treatment or beauty-care service; by extension, a beauty salon or cosmetology service.

A beauty salon or beauty-treatment clinic.

Polite behavior or correct social manners; also a wine label.

Enamel; enamel paint; enameled or patent leather.

Made to order, especially clothing or other custom goods.

A light fragrance or cologne.

A door lock that engages automatically.

A kitchen appliance for baking or roasting food.

An oven-like toaster for heating or baking food.

A shirt with an open collar or open neck.

Clothing designed to be worn in any season.

Hair combed straight back from the face.

Oil; also used for fuels, lubricants, and cooking or massage oils.

A small mechanical box that plays a tune when wound or opened.

A house or dwelling.

A piece of fabric hung to cover a window or opening.

A knitted sweater that opens at the front.

A carpet for a floor.

A curl in hair, especially a ringlet.

A shirt, especially a formal or school-uniform style shirt.

Cup, especially a drinking vessel or related everyday item.

A wide sash worn around the waist, usually with formal wear.

A cheap, easy-to-assemble storage unit made of colored plywood.

A tap or faucet for water flow.

A calendar; also a machine for smoothing or flattening material.

A handheld lantern or oil lamp.

A gown or dress; also a robe or bathrobe.

A loanword for gas, fuel gas, and related household or colloquial senses.

An aluminum-foil liner placed under a gas burner.

A decorative or serving garnish, trim, or accompanying set.

Kitchen; also chitin in a separate homograph sense.

A covered cooking dish or pot for casseroles.

A cabinet; a storage cupboard or case for keeping things.

A wax object with a wick that burns for light or decoration.

Culottes, especially a short divided skirt.

Something given to someone without payment.

An air conditioner or a cooling device.

A cleaner; often a cleaning tool or device.

A greeting card sent for Christmas.

A tree used as a Christmas decoration.

A cleaning product used for scrubbing or washing surfaces.

A cream used to remove makeup and clean the face.

Items sold as merchandise or branded products.

A person who arranges indoor plants and foliage for decorative interior spaces.

A cape or cloak worn over the shoulders.

Material or action used to seal joints and gaps.

A spiral tool for removing corks.

A coat; also a coating layer.

A short form for an apartment building or condominium.

A type of mid-range apartment building or block of flats.

Cold; also a cosmetic and hairdressing term.

A locker that works after payment by coin or token.

A flower corsage worn on clothing; also an archaic sense meaning bodice.

Cotton, especially as a household material or in small hygiene items.

A drinking glass; also the cups suit in playing cards.

A small house, especially one used as a vacation home.

A French loanword for a collar or neck opening.

A socket in a wall for plugging in an electrical device.

A condominium, especially as a housing type in Japan.

An abbreviation for a component stereo system; by extension, a component or part.

A heavy tapestry fabric, often used for upholstery or decoration.

A room, often windowless, that is not meant to function as a normal bedroom.

A sauna room or sauna bath.

A sash or sliding window frame, especially a metal one.

A smooth, glossy fabric with a soft sheen.

Relating to sanitary facilities or a utility space in a home.

Capri-length pants; a Japanese wasei-eigo term based on Sabrina pants.

A pair of workwear-style trousers with shoulder straps, worn over a shirt.

A salon, saloon, or formal reception room.

A lotion used to help tanning or protect the skin while sunbathing.

Clothing made without seams, lining, or padding.

Dark-tinted glasses worn to reduce sunlight and glare.

A belt worn around the waist to hold clothing in place or as an accessory.

A sheet used on a bed.

A ceiling; the upper interior surface of a room.

A prefabricated, built-in kitchen unit.

A factory-made bathroom/bath unit assembled as a standard module.

A light, sheer fabric used for clothing and textiles.

A chemise or woman's undergarment.

A gathered or smocked effect in fabric.

A hat; a casual form used in Japanese.

A shirt; also an undershirt or singlet.

Soap.

A shower; a device or place for washing with running water.

A type of fine lace associated with Chantilly.

An ornamental branched ceiling light fixture.

A liquid used to wash hair.

A window used to display goods in a shop or store.

A case or cabinet for displaying items.

Short trousers worn in warm weather or casual settings.

A cloth worn over the shoulders or head for warmth or style.

A fine, soft natural fiber used for fabric and thread.

A basin with a drain, used for washing dishes or hands.

Casual trousers made of denim.

A container used to keep food or drinks warm.

A jacket, or a cover used for books and media.

A jacket or jumper; also used for several technical and sports-related meanings.

A sleeveless outer garment worn over a shirt or blouse.

A suit of clothes, or a suit in playing cards.

A warm, happy home, often a newlywed couple's home.

A hotel suite or suite room.

A garment worn from the waist down, usually hanging separately from the legs.

A long piece of cloth worn around the neck, head, or shoulders.

Care and treatment for the skin.

A small Scottish dog breed, also called a Scottie.

A collar that stands upright around the neck.

A room heater or stove used for heating indoors.

A stole or shawl worn around the shoulders.

A fabric finish made by washing with stones or similar abrasives.

A rack or unit used for storing or displaying goods, often in shops or kitchens.

A pair of long hosiery worn on the legs.

A handheld timer for measuring elapsed time.

A stripe or striped pattern.

A hair treatment that makes hair straight by giving it a permanent wave style.

A garment or accessory worn on the legs or over shoes.

A spitz dog breed.

A light overcoat worn in spring and autumn.

A spencer jacket, a short jacket style.

A porous cleaning pad or absorbent material.

Casual or dress trousers.

A slipper or pair of slippers.

Clothing for the lower body, worn from the waist down with separate legs.

A knitted top worn over the upper body for warmth.

A powdery building material that hardens when mixed with water.

A small kit containing basic sewing supplies.

Soap; also used as slang for a soapland.

A cushioned seat for several people, usually with a back and armrests.