| Horoscope writer |
| Scope. |
| Ambitious in scope |
| Scopes Trial grp. |
| Phone or scope preceder |
| 1949 Emmy winner for Most Outstanding Kinescope Personality |
| Vast in scope |
| Specimens on microscope slides |
| Stethoscopes' detections |
| Stethoscope wearers, for short |
| Adjust, as a telescope |
| Prefix with skeleton, scope or spore |
| Hubble Telescope discoveries |
| It's examined with an otoscope |
| Astronomer Hubble of telescope fame |
| Kind of trope or scope |
| Impressive in scope |
| Astronomer Hubble whom the telescope is named after |
| Scope out nefariously |
| Enjoyed, as a kaleidoscope |
| Space shuttle which launched the Hubble telescope |
| Scope, extent |
| Dictionary's scope |
| Grand in scope, like a historical movie |
| Scopes |
| Analog oscilloscope parts: Abbr. |
| Scopes's attorney |
| Its signs are used for horoscopes |
| Hubble for whom a telescope is named |
| Flasks, beakers, microscopes, and the like |