Answer: ORBS
ORBS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 185 times.
- Scepters' go-withs
- The sun, the moon and the stars
- Planetarium sights
- Planets and such
- Symbols of kingly power
- Peepers
- Shelley's eyes
- Stars, e.g.
- Basketballs, but not footballs
- Parts of royal regalia
- Emblems of power
- Spheres
- Globes
- Eyes, in poetry
- Moons, e.g.
- Eyes
- Sun and moon, for example
- Eyes, poetically
- Celestial array
- "Fiery" things, to Shakespeare
- Planets
- Christmas bulbs, e.g.
- Planets, to poets
- Sun, moon, etc.
- The sun, moon and stars
- Planets or stars
- Symbols of authority
- Regal symbols
- Many Christmas ornaments
- Some Christmas ornaments
- Christmas tree ornaments, typically
- Planets or peepers
- Heavenly bodies
- Peepers, poetically
- Sovereigns' spheres
- Round figures
- Spheres in space
- Planets, e.g.
- Scepter toppers
- Eyeballs, to a poet
- Eyeballs
- Symbols of sovereignty
- Stares at, in slang
- Celestial bodies
- Space balls
- Circular items
- Eyes in poems
- Eyes, in verse
- Baby blues, to a poet
- Regal regalia
- Celestial spheres
- Eyes, to poets
- Suns and stars
- Poetic planets
- Poetic spheres
- The sun, moon and planets, e.g.
- Crystal balls, e.g.
- Symbols of royal power
- Eyeballs, in poetry
- Spherical objects
- Venus and Mars, e.g.
- Globes and spheres
- Poetic peepers
- Eyeballs, poetically
- Typical bubbles
- Celestial sights
- Space museum sights
- Sun and moon
- Space balls?
- Scepter companions
- Planets, poetically
- Heavenly balls
- Earth and moon
- Planets, per poets
- Bubbles, basically
- Eyes, to Shelley
- Venus and others
- Spheres on sceptors
- Eyes, in poesy
- Moons, suns, etc.
- Spheres like the sun and moon
- Spheres on scepters
- Camel smokeless tobacco brand
- Some Christmas tree ornaments
- Round bodies
- Globes, e.g.
- Spherical shapes
- Shapes atop an emperor's staff
- Peepers, to Pope
- Scepters' partners
- Odist's spheres
- Balls
- Balls
- Planets, in poetry
- Scepters' toppers
- Poet's eyes
- Bards' eyes
- Mars and Venus
- Round figures?
- Spheres, in poems
- Spheres, in verse
- Partners of scepters
- Globes, spheres, etc.
- Spheres in the heavens
- Baseballs, but not footballs
- Sky spheres
- Mercury and Saturn
- Christmas tree ornaments, e.g.
- Eyeballs or moons, e.g.
- Sun and moon, poetically
- Mars and Saturn
- Eyes, to a poet
- Planets or other spheres
- Venus and Mars
- Eyes in verse
- Marbles, essentially
- Jupiter and Saturn
- Suns and moons
- Solar system components
- Orrery components
- Royal symbols
- Sun, moon and star
- Mars and others
- Heavenly spheres
- Spherical solids
- Royal balls
- Eyeballs, in romantic poetry
- Bubbles, moons and the like
- Globes, peepers and spheres
- Eyes, to bards
- Many Christmas tree ornaments
- Moons, poetically
- The planets, e.g.
- Planets, in poems
- Eyes, planets and such
- Eyes, to Shakespeare
- Spheres for astronomers
- Marbles, mothballs et al.
- Spheres, in poetry
- The sun and the moon
- Moons, marbles et al.
- Mars and Venus, e.g.
- Tree ornament shapes
- Spheres, to bards
- Some overhead light covers
- Planets and spheres
- Spheres, to 6-Down
- Globes, to poets
- "Nor to their idle ___ doth sight appear": Milton
- Sun, moon and stars
- Sun circlers
- Planets and moons
- Peepers, to poets
- "... harmony in the motion and magnitude of the ___ ... ": Copernicus
- Quintet in an "Executive Clicker"
- Round things
- Globular objects
- Swingers on a perpetual-motion desk toy
- Planetary shapes
- Planets in the sky
- Spherical symbols of sovereignty
- Spheres, to poets
- Poetic globes
- Golf balls, e.g.
- Balls in the sky
- Objects of stargazers' gazes
- "Windows to the soul"
- Bubbles and blueberries
- Travelers in distant circles
- Suns, e.g.
- Round objects
- Heads of staffs?
- Peas, e.g., poetically
- Eyeballs, e.g.
- Heavenly bodies, poetically
- Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
- Planets and peepers
- Components of imperial regalia
- Snow globes, e.g.
- Marbles and billiard balls, shape-wise
- 69-Across, poetically
- Contact juggler's props
- Christmas baubles, often
- Globular regalia
- Bubbles, e.g.