Stranded, bring to an island with P
Smartphone could help call, navigate or entertain.
Paper for notes, fire starting or simple crafts.
Clothing for protection from sun and bugs.
Ready‑to‑eat food, good morale and calories.
Companions to share work, skills and support.
Writing tool for notes, signals or planning.
Helps you sleep, rest and stay comfortable.
Useful for notes, maps, signs and marking.
Cooking vessel for boiling water or making food.
Great survival tool for cutting and small repairs.
Can slow a fall or drop supplies safely.
Snack food, not ideal but still edible calories.
Food and water source, plus can be replanted.
Bag to carry tools, food and small supplies.
Could be used for defense or hunting if available.
Animal companion for help, company or guarding.
Food to eat, boosts energy and morale.
Useful to move a boat or raft through water.
Medicine or vitamins, can treat illness or pain.
Useful for cooking and boiling water over fire.
Cute young dog, great for company and alerts.
Good survival food, stores well and filling.
Dry food, easy to store and cook in water.
Meat source for protein, can be preserved.
High-energy snack, good long-lasting food.
Staple survival food, versatile to cook.
Soda or soft drink, for morale and comfort.
Pole can help build shelter or go fishing.
Handy for eating, prep, and carrying food.
Preserved vegetables, salty food that keeps.
Companion bird, can give company and alerts.
Animals for company or help, like dogs or cats.
Pots let you cook food and purify water.
Livestock animal for meat on the island.
Another human to help survive and share tasks.
Tool for gripping, fixing, and cutting wire.
Can carry water or used as tool, depends type.
Tropical fruit, juicy food source with vitamins.
Rain poncho keeps you dry and warm in storms.
Pens useful for notes, maps, marking trees.
Pickaxe helps dig, break rocks, build shelter.
- Pens
Pancakes are food, good morale and calories.
Pepper adds flavor and can help preserve food.
Pajamas add comfort and warmth at night.
Paint can mark spots, write signals, decorate.
Pony could carry loads and be companion.
Pictures give comfort and boost morale.
Pear is food and a bit of water.
Peaches are sweet food with lots of juice.
Pringles are snack food, light and storable.
Potted plants could give food or shade.
Pepsi for drinking, though not long‑term ideal.
Parasol gives portable shade from strong sun.
A pail helps carry water, sand, or food.
Useful for eating and food prep on island.
Livestock for meat and company, if you can haul them.
Human partner for help, company, and skills.
Family support team—many hands, much help.
For sleeping comfort and insulation at night.
Entertainment and morale boost, if you can move it.
Small multi-tool for cutting and basic survival.
High-calorie, long-lasting food, very practical.
Can power phone/radio—only useful with power source.
Can help defend against animals or attackers.
Food source; small but still edible supplies.
Same as penknife, handy cutting survival tool.
Warm coat, protects from rain and wind.
Great for passing time and keeping morale up.
Good for notes, maps, SOS signs, and boredom.
Fresh fruit and seeds, good food resource.
Useful for hygiene and waste if no toilet.
Essential for cooking and boiling water safely.
- Perfume
Writing/drawing tools, good for notes or maps
Friends to help survive and for company
Generic supplies like food, tools, medicine
Plastic sheets or bottles can be very useful
Food to eat, but won’t last long in the heat
Useful for cleaning, drying, basic hygiene
A pack can hold and organize survival gear
Snack food, gives energy but not very healthy
Abstract idea of lots of food, helpful concept
A plant could give food, shade or decoration
Powerful antibiotic medicine, great for wounds
- peach
Pans let you cook food and boil water safely
Underwear counts as clothing, why not
Food to eat; tasty but not very long-lasting
Footwear protects feet on hot sand and rocks
Small boat with paddles, helps escape or explore
The words in the list Stranded, bring to an island with P come from players of the word game City, Country, River.