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Answer: MOHS

MOHS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 67 times.

• ___ scale
• Kind of scale
• Eponymous German mineralogist
• Mineral hardness scale inventor
• Scale of mineral hardness
• Mineralogist Friedrich
• Scale in which diamond=10
• Mineral hardness scale inventor Friedrich
• Talc-to-diamond scale
• ___ scale (mineral hardness measure)
• ___ scale (hardness measure)
• Inventor of a mineral hardness scale
• Eponymous scale developer
• Scale discussed in earth science class
• Mineralogist with a scale
• __ scale (hardness measure)
• German mineralogist
• Mineral scale
• Mineral-hardness scale
• Hardness scale inventor
• Hardness-scale inventor
• ___ scale of mineral hardness
• __ scale: talc-to-diamond
• ___ scale: talc-to-diamond
• Scale on which diamond is 10
• Mineralogy scale
• Mineral scale name
• German geologist who gave his name to a hardness scale
• Mineral-hardness scale name
• Mineral hardness scale name
• ___ scale (mineral hardness gauge)
• ___ scale (mineral hardness measurer)
• Eponymous mineralogist
• Hardness gauge, the ___ scale
• Kind of scale of mineral hardness
• Talc-to-diamond hardness scale inventor
• Scale on which diamond is assigned a "10"
• Man with a diamond-topped scale
• ___ scale of hardness
• Scratch-resistance scale
• Mineral scale eponym
• Mineralogist for whom a scale is named
• Hardness scale
• Rock hardness scale
• Scale on which topaz is 8
• Mineral scale deviser
• Scale for rock hounds
• Hardness-measuring scale
• ___ scale (measure of hardness)
• Hardness scale mineralogist
• Inspiration for a field geologist's kit
• Earth science eponym
• Eponymous scale inventor
• Mineral hardness scale
• Hardness scale creator
• Hardness scale name
• Hardness scale guy
• Mineralogical eponym
• Homer Simpson's hangout*
• ___ scale, on which talc is a 1
• ___ scale, on which diamond is a 10
• Friedrich who created a scale of hardness
• Mineralogist who created a scale
• Fredrich who created a mineral hardness scale
• Talc-to-diamond hardness scale
• Mineral hardness eponym
• ___ scale: measure of mineral hardness