CrosswordOpener.com - we know the word that you can`t guess In case of any inconvenience..
Already taken: abbr., 3 letters
From the East: Abbr., 3 letters
Happened, in dicts., 3 letters
Line of work (abbr.), 3 letters
Now and then (abbr.), 3 letters
___'s Razor (philosophical law of simplicity), 5 letters
___'s razor: logical principle, 5 letters
--'s razor ('keep it simple' maxim), 5 letters
The simplest explanation is best principle, ___'s razor, 5 letters
14th-century logician who used the principle of parsimony, 5 letters
Certain razor's inventor, 5 letters
Creator of a logical razor, 5 letters
English philosopher, 5 letters
English philosopher William of ___, 5 letters
Eponymous William's birthplace, 5 letters
Formulator of the principle of parsimony, 5 letters
His Razor is not used for shaving, 5 letters
Logician who espoused simplicity, 5 letters
Man with a famous razor, 5 letters
Name associated with a razor, 5 letters
Philosopher known for his razor, 5 letters
Philosopher who favored simpler explanations, 5 letters
Philosopher whom historians believe died of the plague, 5 letters
Philosopher William of ___, 5 letters
Philosopher William of ___, known for his razor, 5 letters
Philosopher with a razor, 5 letters
Razor-inventing philosopher, 5 letters
Razor-wielding philosopher, 5 letters
Whence philosopher William, 5 letters
Wielder of a philosophical razor, 5 letters
William of ___ (English philosopher known for his razor), 5 letters
William of ___ (English philosopher), 5 letters
William of ___ (man known for his razor), 5 letters
William of ___ (philosopher known for his razor), 5 letters
William of ___, for whom a logical razor was named, 5 letters
William of ___, known for his razor, 5 letters
William of ___, known for his razor maxim, 5 letters
English scholastic philosopher and assumed author of Occam's Razor (1285-1349), 5 letters
___ razor (law of parsimony), 6 letters
___ razor: logical simplicity rule, 6 letters
___ razor: principle of logic, 6 letters
-- razor ('keep it simple' rule), 6 letters
*The simplest solution is usually correct principle, 11 letters
Cutting edge of science?, 11 letters
Principle of minimized hypotheses, 11 letters
Succinctness principle, 11 letters
Sometimes, in dict. shorthand, 5 letters
Reason to celebrate, 8 letters
Reason to have a party, 8 letters
Wedding or birthday, e.g., 8 letters
An opportunity to do something, 8 letters
The time of a particular event, 8 letters
A vaguely specified social event, 8 letters
An event that occurs at a critical time, 8 letters
Few and far between, 10 letters
Something you can sit on, 15 letters
Where to sit every so often?, 15 letters
'I knew Holyfield would experience ___, 20 letters
They may be festive, 9 letters
They may be special, 9 letters
Something you have to do, 9 letters
The countries of (originally) Europe and (now including) North and South America, 8 letters
The hemisphere that includes North and South America, 8 letters
Pertaining to the lower skull bone, 9 letters
Back part of the head, 7 letters
Back part of the head or skull, 7 letters
Block passage through, 7 letters
Cause to become closed, 7 letters
Form a certain front, in meteorology, 7 letters
Bite matchups, to a dentist, 10 letters
Tending to obstruct, 9 letters
A consonant produced by stopping air at some point and suddenly releasing it, 9 letters
Alchemical, astrological, etc., 6 letters
Alternative bookstore section, 6 letters
Beyond the range of ordinary knowledge, 6 letters
Bookstore section, perhaps, 6 letters
Dealing with the supernatural, 6 letters
Hidden and difficult to see, 6 letters
Like a happy medium?, 6 letters
Like arts taught at Hogwarts, 6 letters
Of alchemy, astrology, etc., 6 letters
Pertaining to magic or astrology, 6 letters
Supernatural forces and events and beings collectively, 6 letters
Study of the supernatural, 9 letters
Supernatural belief, 9 letters
Believers in the supernatural, 10 letters
Hides, astronomically, 7 letters
Number of people in a room, 9 letters
An act of being a tenant or occupant, 9 letters
The act of occupying or taking possession of a building, 9 letters
Junk mail addressee, 8 letters
Junk mail addressee, often, 8 letters
Letter getter, often, 8 letters
Someone who lives at a particular place for a prolonged period or who was born there, 8 letters
The act of occupying or taking possession of a building, 10 letters
Any activity that occupies a person's attention, 10 letters
The control of a country by military forces of a foreign power, 10 letters
The principal activity in your life that you do to earn money, 10 letters
George Carlin album, 15 letters
Member of an invasion force, 8 letters
Someone who lives at a particular place for a prolonged period or who was born there, 8 letters
Settle in conquered territory, 6 letters
Wall Street leader?, 6 letters
What paintings do, in an art gallery?, 10 letters
Become part of history, 5 letters
Go down, so to speak, 5 letters
Hoobastank Did it ever ___ to you that this could be your final day, 5 letters
Present itself, as a thought, 5 letters
Second part of a quip, 5 letters
Suggest itself (to), 5 letters
Happened to mention a part of Miss Muffet's meal (8), 8 letters
A happening that happens to happen, 10 letters
An event that happens, 10 letters
An instance of something occurring, 10 letters
Becomes apparent (to), 6 letters
Reaches the brain of, 8 letters
A native inhabitant of the Occident, 10 letters
An artificial language, 10 letters
The medieval dialects of Langue d'oc, 7 letters
Closure or blockage (as of a blood vessel), 9 letters
The act of blocking, 9 letters
An obstruction in a pipe or tube, 9 letters
(dentistry) the normal spatial relation of the teeth when the jaws are closed, 9 letters