Category: Objects & Tools

Arm; also used for the acronym ARMM in one sense.

A climbing anchor used in ice.

Metal spikes fitted to climbing shoes for traction on ice and snow.

The color or material ivory.

Eye makeup used to line the eyelids or emphasize the eyes.

An accessory or add-on item.

A synthetic material or fiber.

An abbreviated term for a propaganda leaflet or handbill.

A hard-sided case for carrying documents and other business items.

Aluminum; the common Japanese abbreviation for the metal.

The basic noun for an angle or corner shape.

An ornament worn on the ear.

Ink used for writing or printing.

The unit of length inch.

A strip of type-metal used as spacing in printing.

Imperial; associated with an empire or emperor.

Wool, especially as a textile fiber.

Washer; a flat ring used with a bolt or screw.

Wood; also a wooden golf club or club head type.

Foam material made from urethane-based polymers.

A unit of area equal to about 4,047 square meters.

A safety cushion that inflates rapidly in a crash.

A rifle powered by compressed air or gas.

The outer boundary or sharp side of something.

A foam rubber material, used for cushioning or padding.

A protective garment worn over clothes, and by extension the paved area around an airport or stage.

A decorative shoulder piece on a uniform or garment.

A bright green gemstone.

A device for moving people or goods between floors.

A floating barrier used to contain spilled oil on water.

A type of flute, usually a small vessel-shaped wind instrument.

A paper-thin wafer used to wrap powdered medicine or candy.

Original, unique, or custom-made; used especially for products or designs.

A car.

A cart for shopping; also a racing kart.

A card or card-like item, especially a playing card or bank card.

A toy or device flown in the air on a line.

A cutting tool, or something used to cut; also a cutter boat or a tailor's cutter.

The cuff at the end of a shirt or jacket sleeve.

Buttons or fasteners used to secure shirt cuffs.

A connector or coupling part used to join things together.

A mechanical cam used to convert rotary motion into a specific movement.

A gaucho; also, gaucho pants.

A cylinder for storing compressed gas.

A mask that filters harmful gas and smoke.

Chewing gum; by extension, gum or rubber.

Tape used for sealing boxes and parcels.

Transparent material used for windows and containers.

A firearm.

A key, especially for a lock or a keyboard; by extension, something crucial or central.

A ring or holder for carrying keys; also a holder for key-related items.

A set of items packaged together for a specific purpose.

A cat's-eye gemstone or a reflective road stud.

A cap, either as a hat or as a cover on a bottle or pen.

A cabinet or enclosure for equipment.

Lightweight shoes for mountain climbing.

A tool for measuring the length of curved lines on a map or drawing.

A beheading device with a falling blade.

A unit of volume equal to one quarter of a gallon.

A cushion or a soft buffer that lessens impact.

A crack or split in a surface or object.

A crank, especially a mechanical handle or shaft, and by extension a crank-shaped road or camera crank.

A small clip or hair accessory used to fasten things in place.

A machine used for lifting and moving heavy loads.

A loanword for a drinking glass, glass material, or eyeglasses.

A strong synthetic material made from fine glass fibers.

A pole made of fiberglass.

A grip or gripping part.

Glue; also a fictional grue monster.

A cage or enclosure made to confine an animal or object.

Shoes made from synthetic materials.

A gauge; an instrument or scale for measuring or checking size, level, or amount.

A coaster for drinks, a roller coaster, or a bicycle coaster brake.

A coating or surface layer applied to something.

A cone-shaped object, or a cone used for ice cream, speakers, or traffic control.

A coil-shaped wound length of wire, rope, or similar material.

A small piece of money or a token used in place of one.

A camping cooking set or, in medicine, Kocher forceps.

A light, springy material from cork oak bark.

A thin lens worn directly on the eye to correct vision.

A container, especially one used for shipping goods.

A sheath worn during sex to reduce the risk of pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.

A compact cosmetic case or a small compact car; also the adjective compact.

A compass or pair of compasses; also a mariner's compass and, colloquially, stride or leg length.

Protective eyeglasses worn to shield the eyes.

Gold; the color or material.

Rubber, gum, or related everyday objects such as an eraser or condom.

A Gauloises cigarette.

An alarm device that emits a loud warning sound.

A tall storage structure for grain or other bulk materials.

A sheath, case, bag, or finger stall.

The padded seat on a bicycle, motorcycle, or similar vehicle.

A blue gemstone, a variety of corundum.

A small knapsack or daypack.

A small knapsack or rucksack.

A sabot; by extension, a work-to-rule slowdown.

A metal vessel used to heat and serve tea water.

A sari, the traditional South Asian women's garment.

An open shoe secured by straps.

A rough abrasive sheet used for smoothing or polishing surfaces.

A sampler; also imitation platinum.

A sample, example, specimen, or display model.

A seamless item; especially seamless stockings.

A seal, sticker, or adhesive label.

A shield or protective cover.

A fabric with a fine, smooth finish resembling shark skin.

A pencil with a replaceable lead mechanism.

A shaft, axle, or mine shaft.

A shovel.

Footwear worn on the feet.

A breathing tube used for swimming or diving near the surface.

A bag for sleeping in, especially while camping.

A bag for sleeping in, especially while camping.

A machine that cuts paper or other material into strips.

Shorts or underwear, depending on context.

A bag worn on the shoulder by a strap.

An aluminium-silicon alloy.

A solvent used to thin paint.

Jeans trousers; denim pants.

A jack used for lifting heavy loads or vehicles.

Decorative personal ornaments worn on the body.

A joint or connection point between parts.

A souvenir or keepsake brought back from a trip or event.

A soft, napped leather with a velvety surface.

Scrap material, a newspaper clipping, or a cutting; also used in compound forms related to scrapbooks.

A screw fastener or a propeller with screw-like blades.

A notebook for sketches and drawings.

A loud, squawking device or speaker.

A tool for digging or lifting loose material.

The act or process of arranging a hairstyle, look, or design.

A casual jacket with a sporty, collegiate look.

A stand or fixture; by extension, a counter, lamp, or station in some fixed phrases.

The metal steel.

A stick or rod-like object.

A sticker or adhesive label.

A walking stick, cane, or wand.

Stainless steel; a corrosion-resistant steel alloy.

A stopper, plug, or device that blocks, closes, or holds something in place.

A tube used for drinking liquids.

A sneaker; usually used in the plural for casual shoes.

A plastic sled used for sliding on snow.

A loudspeaker or sound output device.

A spoon; also a spoon-shaped fishing lure.

A device that sprays water in a fine pattern.

A loanword with several senses: a coil spring, the spring season, or a light overcoat worn in spring and autumn.

A spray, sprayer, or atomizer; also confectionery sprinkles.

A wheel spoke.

A small tool for dropping or drawing up liquid.

A narrow cut or opening; the act of cutting material into strips.

Slate, the stone or material used for roofing and boards.

A slot, especially one in a machine; also a slot machine.

A large white water bird with a long neck.

A heavy woven cloth used for bags, sails, work clothes, and similar items.

Made of ceramic material; ceramic ware or material.

A shortened form used for several unrelated nouns, including cell and starter motor.

A plastic material once widely used for film and combs.

Transparent adhesive tape, usually cellophane tape.

Socks worn on the feet.

A black, sticky substance obtained from coal or wood distillation.

The rubber outer part of a wheel on a vehicle.