| ASFARASITGOES | The range of a missile, say, up to a point |
| REGISTER | Make a record to show the range of a singer's voice |
| GAMBA | Bass instrument of the viol family with about the range of a cello (abbr) (5) |
| MATAHARI | I drive taking a bowler, say, up to see exotic dancer |
| NUTS | Hazel, say, up to being a knockout (4) |
| SPECTRUM | The range of a colour produced by a prism (8) |
| SCOPE | The range of a policeman in the south-east (5) |
| CADGE | Disreputable fellow, say, up to freeload |
| AUTOPSY | Engineer, say, up to late examination (7) |
| COMPASS | The range of a direction finder |
| URAL | The range of a muralist (4) |
| OFFIRE | The range of a weapon (4,2,4) |
| LINE | The range of a weapon (4,2,4) |
| AREA | The range of a subject (4) |
| ANDES | The range of a sedan, maybe (5) |
| TREBLE | More than twice the range of a young chorister (6) |
| NOSECONE | The foremost section of a missile or spacecraft, designed to withstand high temperatures (4,4) |
| GUIDED | Directed the course of a missile gone ballistic? |
| WARHEAD | The front part of a missile or projectile, containing explosives (7) |
| HEATSEEKING | Able to detect and home in on infrared radiation (of a missile) (4-7) |
