Scope

Definitions: Scope

Scope

Noun

1. An area in which something acts or operates or has power or control: "the range of a supersonic jet"; "the ambit of municipal legislation"; "within the compass of this article"; within the scope of an investigation"; "outside the reach of the law"; "in the political orbit of a world power".

2. The state of the environment in which a situation exists; "you can't do that in a university setting".

3. A magnifier of images of distant objects.

4. Electronic equipment that provides visual images of varying electrical quantities.

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "scope" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1321. (references)

Computing

Aerospace

Electrical Engineering

Fine Arts

Information

Mathematics

Statistics

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

SCOPE

SCOPE

Source: compiled by the editor, based on several corpora (additional references).

Synonyms: Scope

Degree

Noun: degree, grade, extent, measure, amount, ratio, stint, standard, height, pitch; reach, amplitude, range, scope, caliber; gradation, shade; tenor, compass; sphere, station, rank, standing; rate, way, sort.

Freedom

Verb: be free; Adjective: have scope; Noun: have the run of, have one's own way, have a will of one's own, have one's fling; do what one likes, do what one wishes, do what one pleases, do what one chooses; go at large, feel at home, paddle one's own canoe; stand on one's legs, stand on one's rights; shift for oneself.

Set free; (liberate); give a loose to; (permit); allow scope; n. to, give scope; n. to; give a horse his head.

Scope, range, latitude, play; free play, full play, free scope, full scope; free stage and no favor; swing, full swing, elbowroom, margin, rope, wide berth; Liberty Hall.

Imagination

Noun: meaning; signification, significance; sense, expression; import, purport; force; drift, tenor, spirit, bearing, coloring; scope.

Permission

Give carte blanche, give the reins to, give scope to; (freedom); leave alone, leave it to one, leave the door open; open the door to, open the flood gates; give a loose to.

Space

Noun: space, extension, extent, superficial extent, expanse, stretch, hyperspace; room, scope, range, field, way, expansion, compass, sweep, swing, spread.

Crosswords: Scope

French (oscilloscope, scope).

Nothing you would understand; It's beyond your scope! (Cedric the Entertainer Presents; writing credit: Charles Peattie; Mark Warren)

Forget the bird and use the scope you silly wanker! (Reign of Fire; writing credit: Damon Packard)

And such puny scope. Nothing but the worst in man's nature. (Quills; writing credit: Doug Wright)

What wonderful intstruments! The Ear Scope! The Teletalker, that knows everything! (Santa Claus; writing credit: René Cardona; Adolfo Torres Portillo)

It's a radar scope in all silver and all platinum lights ("Birdland"; performing artist: Patti Smith)

ABC Scope (1964)

Silent Scope 3 (2003)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

References

• Scope Industries: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

  (more reference examples)

Books

• A Theory of the State : Economic Rights, Legal Rights, and the Scope of the State (reference)

• Animal Rights: History and Scope of a Radical Social Movement (reference)

• Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits (reference)

• Information Technologies and Global Politics: The Changing Scope of Power and Governance (Suny Series in Global Politics) (reference)

• Scope of Total Architecture (reference)

  (more book examples)

Periodicals

• High Scope Journal (reference)

• High Scope Resource (reference)

• Kenny Scope (reference)

• Progressive Grocers Market Scope (reference)

• Scope (reference)

  (more periodical examples)

Music

• The Narrow Scope of Things (reference)

  (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)

High Tech

• Silent Scope 2: Dark Silhouette (reference)

• SAMSONITE ST-1000 Zoom Spotting Scope Kit (reference)

  (more camera examples; more video game examples; more computer examples; more electronic examples; more software examples)

Consumer Goods

• ProVision 100 PV100 Flexible Fiberoptic Scope (reference)

  (more baby examples; more wireless phone examples; more garden examples; more kitchen examples; more tool examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Diagram depicting depth of water as related to angle and scope of dredge rope for operations conducted off the United States Fish Commission Steamer ALBATROSS . Cut 68 in: "Deep-sea exploration : A General Description of the Steamer ALBATROSS, Her Appliances and Methods," by Zera L. Tanner. 1897. NOAA Central Library Call No. VM453 .T36 1897 .Credit: Sailing for Science - the NOAA Fleet Then and Now.

Hunter with scope.Credit: Unknown.

Archery hunter with scope.Credit: Unknown.

Diorama by Norman Bel Geddes, depicting the attack by USS Enterprise (CV-6) and USS Yorktown (CV-5) dive bombers on the Japanese aircraft carriers Akagi, Kaga and Soryu in the morning of 4 June 1942. The diorama was created during World War II on the basis of information then available. It is therefore somewhat inaccurate in scope and detail. This angle of view depicts Soryu (attacked by Yorktown aircraft) in the middle distance, with Kaga and Akagi (both attacked by Enterprise aircraft) as the closer two burning ships.Credit: NAVY.

Remote PPI radar scope image, photographed as the seaplane tender entered Tokyo Bay with U.S. occupation forces, 28 August 1945. The scope is set at ten-mile scale.Credit: NAVY.

Ensign William H. Cheatham, Officer of the Deck, checks the radar scope for surface contacts during his bridge watch, 13-26 May 1978. The ship was then taking part in Operation "Solid Shield 1978". Ensign Cheatham is wearing a Special Warfare pin.Credit: NAVY.

USS Denver (CL-58) SG radarscope image, showing the situation at time 0100 ½, just before opening fire. Denver is the bright spot in the center of the scope, with other U.S. ships ahead, steaming SSW. The large white patch at left is Kolombangara and that at right is New Georgia. The large spot just off the Kolombangara shore is the Japanese destroyers Minegumo and Murasame, both of which were sunk in this action.Credit: NAVY.

Comic book illustration (without text) depicting a man leaning against a coin-operated viewing scope in a city park and staring into the distance, recalling the September 11th terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, New York City] / Story: Don McGreg.Credit: Library of Congress.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Nihilism has no scope.

The first step in the direction of truth is to understand the frame and scope of the intellect itself, to comprehend the act itself of intellection.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Health

You may be asked to change position occasionally to help the physician move the scope. (references)

The scope also blows air into these organs, which inflates them and helps the physician see better. (references)

The physician can also insert instruments into the scope to remove samples of tissue (biopsy) for further tests. (references)

Business

Tires are therefore included in the scope of this report. (references)

Consequently, the scope of this report also partially covers that industry. (references)

Thus, it is difficult to determine accurately the scope of human rights abuses. (references)

Children

Mexico

During the year, the Commission held seven Regional Forums with experts and local NGO's to raise awareness and evaluate the scope of discrimination in Mexico. (references)

Australia

In 1992 the High Court ruled that the right to consent to the sterilization of a minor is not within the ordinary scope of parents' or guardians' powers, except in limited circumstances. (references)

Civil Liberties

Vietnam

To obtain official recognition, a group must obtain government approval of its leadership and the overall scope of its activities. (references)

Economic History

Japan

In JFY96, the scope of losses that qualify for this special measure was expanded. (references)

Cote D'ivoire

Cote d'Ivoire's financial system, while limited in scope, is sound and functional. (references)

Egypt

Foreign investors may own up to 100% of businesses within the scope of this legislation. (references)

Human Rights

Korea

Judges generally allow considerable scope for examination of witnesses by both the prosecution and defense. (references)

Chile

The CODEPU and the Corporation to Defend the Rights of Juveniles (CODEJU) greatly reduced their scope of activity during the year. (references)

Czech Republic

The prosecution was halted in order to determine whether the crime of which he is accused fell within the scope of a 1990 presidential amnesty. (references)

Minorities

Togo

Discrimination extends into the public sector, where the centralization of the State allows little scope for regional or ethnic autonomy, except through the circumscribed authority of traditional rulers and the use of dispute resolution systems. (references)

Netherlands

Government policies that are broad in scope and intent promote the integration of racial and ethnic minorities, and in general citizens are averse to discrimination and unequal treatment and support integration; however, integration remained a problem, and immigrant groups faced some discrimination. (references)

Political Economy

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Given these goals, the bank does not have the scope to engage in independent monetary policy. (references)

Political Rights

Burkina Faso

The irregularities cited by observers in the actual voting process were limited in number and scope and did not appear to affect the ultimate outcome of the election. (references)

Kenya

This prohibition, in conjunction with a ruling by the Speaker of the Assembly that some aspects of the President's conduct are inappropriate topics for parliamentary debate, has limited the scope of deliberation on a number of political issues. (references)

Trade

Turkey

Traditional agricultural products are outside the scope of the Customs Union. (references)

Women

France

Women's rights groups have criticized the scope of the law as narrow and the fines and compensatory damages as often modest. (references)

Poland

Observers note that the broad scope of the office's mandate dilutes its ability to function as an effective advocate of women's issues. (references)

Worker Rights

Pakistan

Labor leaders continued to criticize the reform package as too limited in scope. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Expressions using "scope": a scope ♦ an undertaking of wide scope ♦ blanked scope ♦ dynamic scope ♦ economies of scope ♦ endless scope ♦ finder scope ♦ give scope ♦ give smb. full scope ♦ lexical scope ♦ radar scope ♦ radar scope overlay ♦ radar scope photography ♦ riding scope ♦ scope note ♦ scope of authority ♦ short scope buoy ♦ static scope ♦ within the scope of. Additional references.

Ending with "scope": C-scope, outside-the-scope.

Albanian

shtrirje (compass, dimension, elongation, expansion, extension, extent, lie, make believe, prolongation, proportions, rame, ramification, range, reach, spread, spreading, stretch, swing), sferë (area, ball, domain, field, front, globe, globule, level, orb, range, realm, region, sphere, world), rast (case, chance, circumstance, event, handle, happening, instance, matter, occasion, piece, place, possibility), qëllim (aim, ambition, aspiration, cause, design, designation, end, goal, idea, intent, intention, Mark, mission, notion, object, objective, point, purport, purpose, target, term, thought, view), mundësi (capability, capacity, chance, eventuality, handle, ingress, likelihood, look in, odds, opportunity, possibility, potential, potentiality, power, presumption, probability, space, wherewithal), liri veprimi (discretion, latitude, leeway), kufij (confines, range), ide themelore, horizont (horizon, reach, skyline, span, width), fushë (area, board, branch, champaign, cornfield, country, court, deposit, dial, domain, face, field, ground, major, plain, range, realm, region, side, world). (various references)

Arabic 

‏فرصة (break, chance, holiday, occasion, opportunity, show, way), ‏منظار الأفق (periscope), ‏مجهر (binocular, binoculars, microscope), ‏مجال (area, domain, field, province, purview, range, reach, room, space, stretch), ‏مدى (ambit, amplitude, carry, extent, gage, gauge, incidence, latitude, length, ocean, range, reach, space, stretch, sweep), ‏جهاز رؤيا, ‏إمكانية (chance, possibility, potency, potential, prospect), ‏إطار (cadre, case, casement, casing, frame, framework, framing, rim, setting, stretcher, surroundings). (various references)

Bulgarian 

сфера (area, demesne, globe, orb, province, purview, range, reach, realm, region, sphere), размах (amplitude, spread, stroke, swish), цел (aim, ambition, consummation, designation, destination, effect, end, goal, intent, intention, mission, object, objective, point, purport, purpose, target, turn), телескоп, широта (amplitude, breadth, extent, latitude, spaciousness, width), кръгозор (horizon, view), компетенция (capacity, cognizance, competence, competency, province, purview, reference), възможност (chance, eventuality, likelihood, look in, margin, possibility, potential, potentiality, power, show), обсег (ambit, amplitude, area, coverage, extent, field, incidence, length, orb, purview, radius, range, reach, shot, spread, swing), обхват (compass, coverage, extent, orb, radius, range, spread, sweep), намерение (aim, aiming, animus, design, drift, intent, intention, motion, notion, object, plan, purpose, thought, view), микроскоп (glass, microscope), простор (elbow room, expanse, margin, play, vast, vastness, vent). (various references)

Chinese 

范圍 (extent, range), 范围 (Purview, Range, Ranges, Scopes), 規模 (extent, scale), 眼界 (ken), 範圍 (limit, range). (various references)

Czech

rozsah (amount, extension, extent, Gage, gauge, magnitude, range, size, span, spread), rámec (cadre, framework, mould, rim), prostor (area, place, room, space), možnost (choice, contingency, course, eventuality, eventually, facility, opportunity, possibility, potentiality), chápavost (comprehension, prehension). (various references)

Danish

virkefelt, undersoegelsesomraade (field of coverage), omraade der behandles (domain of study), analysegruppe (domain of study). (various references)

Dutch

scoop (exclusive, oscilloscope, scoop), toepassingsgebied (field of coverage), oscilloscoop (cathode-ray oscilloscope, oscilloscope, signal monitor), gebied dat bestreken wordt (field of coverage), doelpopulatie (domain of study), beschermingsomvang (breadth), bereik (domain, range, reach, span). (various references)

Farsi 

فحوا (Tenor), میدان دید (Purview, Visibility), میدان (Aim, Ground, Place, Plaza, Purview, Ring, Square), مفاد (Content, Context, Intent, Purporst, Sense, Significance, Substance, Tenor, Text), منظور (Intent, Intention, Prick, Purpose, Sake), مطمح نظر, هدف (Aim, Butt, Cause, Goal, Mark, Object, Parrot, Point, Prick, Purpose, Sight, Target, Victim), نقطه توجه , قلمرو (Circle, Dominion, Milieu, Orbit, Territory, Zone), طرح نهاءی , ازادی عمل (Latitude). (various references)

Finnish

vaikutusalue (area of influence, catchment area, tributary area, zone of attraction), osajoukko (domain of study), alue (administrative area, area, district, domain, realm, region, territory). (various references)

French

scope, portée. (various references)

German

Umfang (amount, area, breadth, bulk, capacity, circ., circum., circumference, compass, complexity, comprehensiveness, dimension, elaborateness, extend, extent, fatness, girt, girth, heaviness, largeness, length, n., outline, perimeter, periphery, range, scale, size, span, spread, thoroughness, volume), Reichweite (carry, overlap, range, reach, throw), Anwendungsbereich (applicability, area of application, field of application, field of coverage, required coverage). (various references)

Greek 

έκταση (area, cast-off, denotation, distention, distraction, expanse, expansion, extension, extent, fall, lengthiness, purview, range, reach, spread, stretch, tract), σκοπόσ (aim, animus, cause, design, effect, end, intension, intent, object, objective, purport, purpose, purview, sake, sentinel, sentry, tenor, view), στάδιο (career, fur, leg, stadium, stage), βλέψη (aim, ambition, aspiration), πρόθεση (intension, intent, intention, preposition, prosthesis, purpose), περιοχή μελέτης (domain of study), περιθώριο (allowance, border, margin, selvedge), πεδίο ισχύος, πεδίο εφαρμογής (field of coverage), πεδίο δράσησ, ευκαιρία (bargain, chance, chance of, occasion, opportunity, opportunity for), θέα (outlook, prospect, scenery, sight, view, visibility, vista). (various references)

Hebrew 

מכשיר ראי�", מרחב (area, expanse, magnitude, region, space), תחום (area, border, bound, boundary, compass, confines, domain, limit, mete, orb, precinct, radius, range, realm, region, sphere, sweep, territory, zone), �"קף (circuit, circumference, compass, extent, girth, periphery, range, sphere, sweep). (various references)

Hungarian

kiterjedés (ambit, bulk, coverage, dimension, enlargement, expanse, expansion, extend, extension, extent, latitude, measurement, outspread, range, reach, size, spaciousness, spread, stretching), terület (area, bailiwick, bawn, building site, countryside, district, domain, ground, grounds, land, location, mop-up, place, province, region, reservation, sphere, terrain, territory, zone), tér (carfax, clearance, field, ground, place, plaza, public square, range, room, space, square, stretch), radarernyő, oszcilloszkóp (oscilloscope), műveleti hatókör, működési lehetőség, kör (circle, circuit, compass, coterie, cycle, cyclo, lap, range, ring, rondure, round, social club, sphere), képcső (picture tube), hatáskör (ambit, authority, cognizance, competence, competency, extent, function, jurisdiction, limit of power, orbit, pale, province, purview, reach, scope of authority, sphere of action), határ (border, borderline, bound, boundary, confine, end, extent, frontier, limit, line, line of demarcation, Marge, measure, mere, mete, termination, unambiguous, verge), hatály (effect, extent), alkalmazási terület, érvényességi tartomány, érvény (force). (various references)

Indonesian

luasnya (ampleness, area, extent, immensity, width), lapangan (airdrome), cakupan (law quality), bidang (area, broad, plane, sector, stretch). (various references)

Italian

scopo (aim, drift, end, goal, intent, object, point, purpose, sake, target, use, view), portata (carload, carry, carrying capacity, compass, course, delivery capacity, discharge, flow, flow rate, fluid yield, importance, jet stream, liquid output, liquid stream, nozzle output, output, portage, range, rate of flow, reach, run-off, software portage, span, spray output, streamflow, sweep, throw, yield), campo (block, branch, break, camp, category, course, domain, field, laager, magnetic domain, playing field, plot, range, reach, span, tether). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

軟派 (flirt, moderate party, scam, skirt chaser, soft school), 余裕 (allowance, composure, margin, room, rope, surplus, time). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

な�"ぱ (flirt, moderate party, scam, shipwreck, skirt chaser, soft school), きぼ (plan, scale, structure), スコープ , よゆう (allowance, composure, margin, room, rope, surplus, time), よち (earth, foreknowledge, foresight, intimation, margin, place, prediction, premonition, room, world), は�"い (extent, malice, range, sphere, spirit of rebellion). (various references)

Korean 

�"위 (Range, Ranges, REACH, Scopes). (various references)

Manx

reamys (elbow-room, liberty, room, space, way). (various references)

Pig Latin

opescay

Portuguese

alcance (ability, aptitude, attain, attainability, blow, carry, compasses, competence, competency, embezzler, extent, grasp, grasping distance, horizontal grasp, importance, latitude, meaning, overtake, power, purview, radius, range, reach, significance, signification, span, sphere, sweep, talent, theft, throw). (various references)

Romanian

sferã de acţiune (area), scop (aim, butt, consummation, design, designation, effect, end, goal, intent, intention, Mark, meaning, mission, object, objective, order, purpose, serve, target, turn, use), proporţii (amplitude, extent, measure, proportion, size), posibilitãţi (ability, means), orbitã (circle, eyehole, orbit, range, sphere), libertate (choice, clearness, freedom, latitude, liberty), latitudine (latitude, parallel), gamã (Diapason, gamut, palette, range, scale, series), domeniu (area, branch, damper, demesne, department, direction, domain, estate, field, kingdom, line, parish, realm, space, sphere), competenţã (ability, authority, capacity, cognizance, competence, efficiency, expertness, fitness, jurisdiction, province, purview, reference), câmp (acre, field, ground, plain, range, sphere), aparat optic, întindere (area, compass, expanse, expansion, extension, extent, field, flatting, length, measure, pull up, reach, space, spread, stretch, stretching, surface, sweep, width). (various references)

Russian 

сфера деятельности (scope of activities), сфера действия (incidence), кругозор (eyesight, horizon, range of vision), контекст (context, environment), компетенция (attribution, cognizance, competence, competency, terms of reference), границы (admeasure, ambit, confines, metes and bounds), возможности (facilities), область видимости (visibility scope), простор (amplitude, elbow room, elbowroom, rangeland, vastness), предел (ambit, bound, butting, circumference, confine, deadline, flash point, limit, measure, precinct, stint, term, tether, threshold). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

prostor (expanse, locale, room, space, tract), polje (field, land, lea), područje (domain, plane, radius, tertitory), obim (ambit, amplitude, bulk, circumference, extent, girth, latitude, parameter, perimeter, volume). (various references)

Spanish

ámbito (ambit, range), alcance (carry, chase, compass, extent, fetch, grasp, overtaking, purview, range, ranging, reach, reaching-in, shot, size, stretch, throw). (various references)

Swedish

räckvidd (carry, fetch, grasp, grasping distance, horizontal grasp, incidence, purview, range, reach, significance, sweep), omfattning (amplitude, comprehension, embracing, extent, incidence, largeness, magnitude, significance, vastness). (various references)

Thai

โอกาส (occasion, opening, room), กล้องส่องทางไกล (binoculars, field glasses), ขอบเขต (border, boundary, circuit, end, extent, limit, orbit, reach, sweep, tether). (various references)

Turkish

ufuk (horizon), olanak (facility, handle, possibility, potentiality, the possible), niyet (aim, contemplation, counsel, design, determination, faith, idea, intent, intention, plan, pulse, purpose, resolution, resolve, sense, thought, will), kapsam (compass, comprehension, comprehensiveness, content, extent, gauge), faaliyet alanı (field of activity, scene), amaç (aim, bourn, Bourne, cause, consummation, design, destination, dream, drift, function, goal, idea, ideal, intent, intention, meaning, mission, object, objective, plan, point, purpose, purview, sense, target, terminus, turn, use, view, wherefore, will), alan (acceptor, ambit, area, arena, buyer, compass, consignee, court, courtyard, domain, extent, field, maidan, pitch, plaza, public square, purchaser, range, reach, realm, recipient, region, space, sphere, square, susceptive, theater, theatre, tract, yard). (various references)

Ukranian 

можливість (chance, contingency, eventuality, feasibility, occasion, possibility, power, resource), межі (ambit), масштаб (area, caliber, calibre, gauge, measure, scale, zodiac). (various references)

Vietnamese 

phạm vi (bound, context, demesne, diapason, extent, line, measure, scale, way), mục đích (design, errand, goal, mark, purport, purpose, sake), dịp (occasion), ý định (aim, design, drift, intent, intention, turn, will). (various references)

skopein, skopos. (various references)

arta, arte, arteman, artis, arto, artum, campi, campis, campo, camporum, campos, campum, campumque, campus, conprehensione. (various references)

scopo. (various references)

Derivations

Words beginning with "scope": scoped, scopes. (additional references)

Words ending with "scope": arthroscope, bioscope, borescope, bronchoscope, cryoscope, cystoscope, dichroscope, electroscope, endoscope, epidiascope, episcope, fetoscope, fiberscope, fluoroscope, galvanoscope, gastroscope, gyroscope, hagioscope, hodoscope, horoscope, iconoscope, kaleidoscope, kinescope, kinetoscope, laparoscope, laryngoscope, microscope, myoscope, nephoscope, nightscope, ophthalmoscope, oscilloscope, otoscope, periscope, polariscope, radarscope, sniperscope, spectrohelioscope, spectroscope, spinthariscope, statoscope, stereomicroscope, stereoscope, stethoscope, stroboscope, synchroscope, tachistoscope, telescope, thermoscope, ultramicroscope, urethroscope. (additional references)

Words containing "scope": arthroscopes, bioscopes, borescopes, bronchoscopes, cryoscopes, cystoscopes, dichroscopes, electroscopes, endoscopes, epidiascopes, episcopes, fetoscopes, fiberscopes, fluoroscoped, fluoroscopes, galvanoscopes, gastroscopes, gyroscopes, hagioscopes, hodoscopes, horoscopes, iconoscopes, kaleidoscopes, kinescoped, kinescopes, kinetoscopes, laparoscopes, laryngoscopes, microscopes, myoscopes, nephoscopes, nightscopes, ophthalmoscopes, oscilloscopes, otoscopes, periscopes, polariscopes, radarscopes, sniperscopes, spectrohelioscopes, spectroscopes, spinthariscopes, statoscopes, stereomicroscopes, stereoscopes, stethoscopes, stroboscopes, synchroscopes, tachistoscopes, telescoped, telescopes, thermoscopes, ultramicroscopes, urethroscopes. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Scope" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Csepel, escope, nccop, Ncopa, ncopf, oscopic, scape, Scappa, scappe, sccop, Schoeppe, schop, schope, Schopf, scipe, Scipo, Scippa, scode, scoe, Scoope, scop, scopa, scoper, Scopex, scopf, scople, scopo, scorpae, scorpen, scote, scoupe, scove, Scpe, Scroope, scrope, Scuole, Scupe, Scupi, scype, skeppe, skoe, skole, skope, skopo, snope, sopi, spope. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: copes, copse.

-1 letter: ceps, cope, cops, epos, opes, pecs, peso, pose, scop, spec.

-2 letters: cep, cop, cos, oes, ope, ops, ose, pec, pes, sec, sop.

-3 letters: es, oe, op, os, pe, so.

+1 letter: copens, copers, copies, copses, corpse, coupes, epochs, ponces, scoped, scopes.

+2 letters: capotes, cheapos, closeup, coempts, compels, compose, coopers, copecks, copiers, coppers, copters, corpses, cotypes, couples, cowpeas, cowpies, crepons, croupes, escalop, forceps, hospice, kopecks, peascod, piceous, poaches, pockets, poetics, polices, pomaces, pooches, porches, pouches, pounces, process, prosect, recoups, scapose, scooped, scooper, shoepac, syncope, toecaps.

+3 letters: apocopes, bioscope, canopies, capsomer, capstone, cesspool, chompers, chopines, choppers, closeups, collapse, compares, compeers, compends, comperes, competes, compiles, complies, composed, composer, composes, compotes, compress, comprise, computes, concepts, conspire, copepods, copihues, copperas, coppices, copydesk, corpsmen, corpuses, couplers, couplets, coverups, cowpokes, cowpoxes, cropless, croppers, croppies, crowstep, cupreous, cyclopes, decapods, despotic, ecotypes, ectopias, episcope, episodic, escallop, escalops, exocarps, forcipes, hencoops, hospices, incorpse, lockstep, mesocarp, myoscope, necropsy, occupies, octuples, opalesce, opencast, opuscule, otoscope, outpaces, panoches, peacoats, peacocks, peascods, peasecod, pedocals, penoches, penstock, percoids, petcocks, picotees, pinocles, placebos, poaceous, poachers, pockiest, polecats, polemics, policies, pollices, popsicle, postcode, postface, postiche, postrace, potences, potiches, pouncers, precious, precodes, precooks, precools, prefocus, prescore, proceeds, procures, produces, projects, prosects, prospect, protects, pycnoses, recopies, scoopers, scopulae, scorepad, scrooped, sheepcot, shoepack, shoepacs, specious, sprocket, subepoch, supercop, syncopes, wicopies.

+4 letters: acceptors, aerospace, alopecias, apotheces, ascospore, bioscopes, borescope, cachepots, calliopes, calotypes, calypsoes, campesino, camporees, canephors, capeworks, caponiers, caponizes, capouches, caprioles, capsomers, capstones, caryopses, cenotaphs, cerotypes, cesspools, chaperons, chassepot, chenopods, chophouse, choppiest, ciphonies, clodpates, clodpoles, clupeoids, coappears, codpieces, coemploys, collapsed, collapses, compadres, companies, comparers, compassed, compasses, compilers, complects, completes, complexes, complices, compliers, complines, composers, composite, composted, composure, comprised, comprises, comprizes, computers, conceptus, conepates, conepatls, conspired, conspires, contempts, cooperies, coparents, copasetic, copemates, copesetic, copestone, copperahs, copremias, copresent, coprinces, copulates, copydesks, copyedits, copyreads, coreopsis, cornpones, corpuscle, coryphees, coverslip, croupiers, croupiest, crowsteps, cryoscope, decompose, decouples, depictors, ecosphere, ectoplasm, encompass, endocarps, endoscope, endoscopy, epicotyls, episcopal, episcopes, epsilonic, escallops, escaloped, fetoscope, fetoscopy, footpaces, gyroscope, helicopts, hodoscope, horoscope, hypothecs, inceptors, incorpsed, incorpses, inspector, kinescope, lipocytes, locksteps, lycopenes, mesocarps, miscopied, miscopies, moonscape, myoscopes, nonspeech, nosepiece, occupiers, octopodes, octopuses, octuplets, opacifies, opacities, opalesced, opalesces, operatics, operceles, opercules, opulences, opuscules, otoscopes, outcapers, outprices, overcrops, oxpeckers, packhorse, peasecods, pecorinos, pectorals, penoncels, penstocks, perfectos, pericopes, periscope, phenolics, phonemics, phonetics, picadores, picolines, picomoles, pinecones, pinochles, placeboes, plectrons, poachiest, pocketers, poechores, poeticism, pomaceous, popsicles, populaces, portances, porticoes, postcavae, postcodes, postfaces, postiches, potencies, potlaches, pouchiest, poultices, precensor, precision, precursor, preschool, prescored, prescores, princoxes, procaines, processed, processes, processor, procurers, producers, proscenia, proscribe, prosected, prosector, prosecute, prospects, provinces, proxemics, psychoses, pumiceous, puncheons, receptors, recompose, recouples, replicons, reprocess, scalloped, scalloper, scapegoat, scapolite, scolloped, scorepads, sharecrop, sheepcote, sheepcots, shoepacks, showpiece, showplace, slipcover, snowscape, someplace, spaceport, spectator, splotched, splotches, sporicide, sprockets, stockpile, stonecrop, subepochs, supercoil, supercool, supercops, superjock, syncopate, telescope, toepieces, townscape, twopences, uncouples.

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