Here are just a few common and suggested uses for paracord:

 

Build a Shelter Securing equipment

Repairing equipment

Vehicle tie downs

Hanging food up from wild animals (bear bag)

Splints Stringer for fish

Tourniquet

Rigging a survival shelter

String for

Firebow

String for makeshift hunting bow

Fishing line

Making a net and snares

Animal restraints

Tooth floss

Clothesline

Sewing

Shoelace replacements

Survival Fashion!

Ridgeline for Tarp

Survival Kits- A must have in my opinion even for smaller pocket kits.

Guy Lines- For tying down tarps, tents, bivvys etc. 

Tie Lines- For securing gear or payloads.

Various Braidings(very popular)- Such as bracelets, belts, lanyards, animal collars & leashes etc.

Snare line- For catching wild game.

Netting- Can be taken apart and woven into a net for catching fish and other animals.

Fishing Line- Small strands can be used for this.

Trip Lines- For traps, alarms, etc.

Trail Markers- Bright colors or reflective paracord is commonly used.

Thread- Individual threads inside can be used to stitch torn items.

Clothes Line

Hanging food out of reach of animals.

Handle Wraps- For knife handles, walking sticks, hatchets etc.

Watch Bands

Shoe Laces

Bow Drill Fire Cord

Tying up people you don’t like

Making Shelters

Tooth Floss

Splints & Tourniquets

Building Rafts

Anchor Line

Whips

Keychains

Zipper Pulls

Anything else you can think of ...