100 Objects That Start with the Letter “D”

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Objects and Things that start with Letter D
A group of my friends started doing something we are calling Toddler Time and each week we choose a letter to focus on.  I realized that finding objects that start with the letter of the week can be a challenge and I thought it might be helpful to have a long list of “D” letter objects them on hand.  If I’ve missed something drop me a note in the comments, I would be thrilled to add even more letter “D” objects.
  1. Dachshund: A small breed of dog with a long body and short legs.
  2. Dad: A father; a male parent.
  3. Daffodil: A flowering plant with yellow or white trumpet-shaped flowers.
  4. Daisy: A small flower with white petals and a yellow center.
  5. Dalmatian: A breed of dog with a short coat and distinctive spots.
  6. Dam: A barrier built to hold back water and create a reservoir.
  7. Dancer: A person who performs various types of dance.
  8. Dandelion: A common weed with yellow flowers and fluffy seed heads.
  9. Danish: A delicious pastry originating from Denmark.
  10. Dark Chocolate: Chocolate that contains a higher percentage of cocoa and less sugar.
  11. Dart: A small pointed missile thrown or shot as a weapon or in a game.
  12. Date: A particular day or time; also refers to a sweet fruit.
  13. Dayfly: An insect that lives for only a short period, typically a single day.
  14. Deadbolt: A lock that can only be opened with a key or knob on the inside.
  15. Debit Card: A payment card that deducts money directly from a bank account.
  16. Decal: A sticker or design that can be transferred to another surface.
  17. Deck: A flat surface or platform, typically outdoors and attached to a building.
  18. Deck Chair: A portable chair with a folding frame, often used on ships or decks.
  19. Decoration: Ornamentation or embellishment used to enhance appearance.
  20. Deep Freezer: A large freezer that can maintain very low temperatures.
  21. Deer: A hoofed animal belonging to the Cervidae family.
  22. Deer Mouse: A small species of mouse found in North America.
  23. Deer Tick: A parasitic arachnid that feeds on the blood of deer and spreads diseases.
  24. Den: A small, cozy space used as a private retreat or resting place.
  25. Desert: A barren or arid land with little vegetation and a lack of precipitation.
  26. Desk: A piece of furniture with a flat surface for writing, studying, or working.
  27. Dessert: A sweet dish typically served after a meal.
  28. Deviled Eggs: Hard-boiled eggs that have been halved and filled with a seasoned mixture.
  29. Diamond: A precious gemstone known for its brilliance and hardness.
  30. Diaper: A garment worn by infants or adults to absorb and contain waste.
  31. Dice: Small throwable objects used in various games of chance or strategy.
  32. Diesel Truck: A type of truck powered by a diesel engine.
  33. Digit: A single numerical symbol, ranging from 0 to 9.
  34. Dill: An herb with feathery leaves, often used as a seasoning in cooking.
  35. Dill Pickles: Cucumbers preserved in a brine or vinegar solution with dill flavoring.
  36. Dill Weed: The feathery leaves of the dill plant used as a culinary herb.
  37. Dime: A unit of currency in the United States equal to 10 cents.
  38. Dinner: The main meal of the day, typically eaten in the evening.
  39. Dinosaur: An extinct group of reptiles that lived millions of years ago.
  40. Dip: To briefly immerse food into a liquid, typically a sauce or dip.
  41. Director: A person who supervises and oversees the production of a film or play.
  42. Dirt: Loose soil or earth; often used for gardening or construction.
  43. Dirt Bike: A lightweight motorcycle designed for off-road riding.
  44. Disco Ball: A mirrored ball that reflects light to create a sparkling effect in a dance party.
  45. Dish: A shallow container used for serving or cooking food.
  46. Dishpan: A shallow basin used for washing dishes.
  47. Dishwater: The dirty water that remains after washing dishes.
  48. Disk: A flat, circular object, often used for storage or as a data storage medium.
  49. Diving Board: A spring-loaded board used for jumping into a swimming pool.
  50. Divinity: A sweet confectionary made from sugar, egg whites, and flavorings.
  51. Dock: A platform or structure extending from shore into a body of water.
  52. Doctor: A medical professional who diagnoses and treats illnesses and injuries.
  53. Dodo: An extinct flightless bird that was endemic to the island of Mauritius.
  54. Dog: A domesticated carnivorous mammal, typically kept as a pet or working animal.
  55. Dog Bed: A soft, padded sleeping surface for a canine.
  56. Dog Bowl: A dish used for serving food or water to a dog.
  57. Dog Collar: A strap or band of material worn around a dog’s neck for identification or control.
  58. Dog House: A small shelter or house specifically designed for dogs to provide them with protection from the weather.
  59. Dog Leash: A long, narrow strap or rope attached to a dog’s collar or harness, used to control, restrain, or lead the dog.
  60. Dog Toy: An item specifically designed for a dog to play with and provide entertainment.
  61. Dog Treat: A snack or food item specifically made for dogs, often used as a reward during training or as a special treat.
  62. Doily: A small ornamental mat or napkin, typically made of lace or embroidered fabric, used to protect surfaces or add decoration.
  63. Doll: A small toy representation of a human, often used for play or as a collector’s item.
  64. Dollar Bill: A paper banknote or bill with a specific denomination, usually worth one dollar.
  65. Dollar Sign: The symbol ($) used to represent the dollar currency.
  66. Dollhouse: A miniature house used as a toy or decorative item, often furnished and designed to resemble a real house.
  67. Dolphin: A highly intelligent marine mammal known for its playful behavior and sleek appearance.
  68. Dome: A rounded or curved roof or ceiling that forms a half-sphere or hemispherical shape.
  69. Domino: A small rectangular tile with two sides, each of which is marked with a number of spots (dots).
  70. Donkey: A domesticated hoofed mammal resembling a small horse, typically used as a working animal.
  71. Donut: A small, ring-shaped cake, typically sweet and often glazed or powdered with sugar.
  72. Door: A hinged or sliding barrier that allows access to an enclosed space, usually in a wall, building, or vehicle.
  73. Door Handle: A mechanism or device attached to a door that is used to open or close it.
  74. Door Hinge: A joint or mechanism that connects a door to its frame, allowing it to swing open and closed.
  75. Doorbell: A device usually located outside a door that, when pressed or activated, produces a sound or signal to indicate that someone is at the door.
  76. Doormat: A mat placed at an entrance or door that is used to wipe or clean the soles of shoes and prevent dirt from entering a building.
  77. Doorstop: An object or wedge placed against a door to hold it open or prevent it from slamming shut.
  78. Dorm: Short for dormitory, a building or residential hall that provides individual living quarters for students, usually in a college or university.
  79. Dots (Small Circles): Small circular marks or points often used for decoration or as a design element.
  80. Dots (The Candy): A type of candy with a small, round shape, often fruit-flavored and coated with sugar.
  81. Dough: A mixture of flour, water, and other ingredients used as a base for baking bread, pastry, or other baked goods.
  82. Douglas Fir Tree: A type of evergreen coniferous tree that is native to western North America, often grown for timber or as a Christmas tree.
  83. Down Pillow: A pillow filled with the soft, fluffy feathers found underneath the tougher exterior feathers of birds, typically used for comfort and support during sleep.
  84. Dozen: A group or set of twelve items.
  85. Drafting Table: A specialized table or desk used by architects, artists, or engineers for drawing or drafting.
  86. Dragon: A mythical and legendary creature resembling a large, fire-breathing reptile or serpent, often depicted with wings and scales.
  87. Dragon Fruit: A tropical fruit with a bright pink or yellow outer skin and white or pink flesh speckled with small black seeds.
  88. Dragon Statue: A decorative sculpture or figurine that depicts a dragon.
  89. Dragonfly: An insect with slender body and two pairs of long, transparent wings, usually found near water.
  90. Drain: A pipe or channel used to carry away liquid waste or excess water.
  91. Drain Cleaner: A chemical or product specifically designed to remove blockages and clean drains.
  92. Drain Plug: A stopper or device used to seal or close an opening in a drain or pipe to prevent the flow of liquid.
  93. Drawer: A sliding storage compartment or box, typically found in furniture, used for keeping various items.
  94. Drawing: The act or process of creating a picture, diagram, or representation using lines and marks on a surface.
  95. Drawing Paper: A type of paper specifically designed for drawing, often with a smooth texture and heavier weight.
  96. Dress: A clothing item typically worn by women that covers the body from the neck to the knees or ankles.
  97. Dresser: A piece of furniture with drawers used for storing clothes, often found in bedrooms.
  98. Dried Apple: An apple that has been dehydrated to remove most of its moisture, resulting in a shriveled texture.
  99. Dried Banana: A banana that has been dehydrated, often resulting in a chewy and sweet snack.
  100. Driftwood: Pieces of wood that have been washed up on the shore of a beach or river, usually smoothed and bleached by the water.
  101. Drill: A power tool used for drilling holes or driving screws into various materials.
  102. Drink Bottle: A container designed for carrying and consuming beverages, often made of plastic or metal.
  103. Drinking Glass: A glass container, typically used for drinking water, juice, or other beverages.
  104. Drinking Straw: A thin, cylindrical tube used for sipping liquids without having to place one’s lips directly on the container.
  105. Driveway: A private road that leads from the street to a house or garage, meant for vehicles to access the property.
  106. Drizzle: Light, fine rain falling in very small droplets, often creating a misty or damp atmosphere.
  107. Drop: A small amount of liquid or an object falling from a higher position to a lower one.
  108. Dropper: A small tool used to dispense liquid in small quantities, often consisting of a plastic tube with a rubber bulb on one end.
  109. Drum: A musical instrument consisting of a hollow cylindrical body covered with a stretched membrane that is played by striking or tapping.
  110. Drum Set: A collection of various drums and cymbals assembled together to create a complete percussion instrument.
  111. Dryer: A household appliance used for drying clothes by circulating warm air and removing moisture.
  112. Dryer Sheet: A small sheet made of fabric or paper that is placed in a clothes dryer to reduce static, soften fabrics, and add fragrance.
  113. Duck: A waterbird with a broad bill, short legs, and webbed feet, known for its ability to swim and fly.
  114. Duckling: A young duck before it reaches maturity and develops adult plumage and characteristics.
  115. Duffel Bag: A large bag made of fabric, usually cylindrical in shape, used for carrying clothing and personal items during travel or sports activities.
  116. Dumbbell Rack: A storage stand designed to hold dumbbells of various weights, keeping them organized and easily accessible.
  117. Dumbbells: Handheld weights used for strength training and exercise, typically consisting of a short bar with weighted plates attached to each end.
  118. Dump truck: A heavy-duty vehicle used for transporting loose materials, such as sand, gravel, or construction debris, by tilting its bed to unload the contents.
  119. Dumpling: A small ball or lump of dough that is boiled, steamed, or fried and commonly filled with meat, vegetables, or sweet fillings.
  120. Dust: Fine particles of dirt, pollen, or other matter that accumulates on surfaces or is suspended in the air.
  121. Dust Mop: A household cleaning tool with a long handle and a large, removable head covered in a dust-catching material, used for sweeping or mopping dust from hard floors.
  122. Duster: A cloth or tool used for cleaning or dusting surfaces by trapping and removing dust particles.
  123. Dustpan: A flat, scoop-shaped tool used for collecting dust and small debris from floors, often used in conjunction with a broom.
  124. Dutch Oven: A heavy cooking pot with a tight-fitting lid, typically made of cast iron, used for slow-cooking stews, soups, and other one-pot dishes.
  125. DVD: An optical storage medium used for storing and playing back digital audio and video content.
  126. Dwarf: A person, animal, or plant that is significantly smaller in size than the average or expected size for its species.
  127. Dwelling: A place of residence or habitation, such as a house, apartment, or other living space.
  128. Dye: A substance used to impart color or make color changes to textiles, hair, or other materials.
  129. Dye Kit: A package or set that includes various dyes, often with different colors or types, along with instructions for use.
  130. Dye Stain: A colorant that has permeated or permanently colored a material or surface.
  131. Dyed Eggs: Eggs that have been soaked or immersed in a dye, resulting in a colored shell.
  132. Dynamite: A powerful explosive material consisting of nitroglycerin or a similar compound, typically used in construction, mining, or demolition activities.
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