Blore's razor
Blore's razor proper noun: a humorous adage suggesting that, when given a choice between two theories, one should prefer the one that is funnier.
Proper noun
Blore's razor
- A humorous adage suggesting that, when given a choice between two theories, one should prefer the one that is funnier.
Questions about Blore's razor
- What does Blore's razor mean?
- Blore's razor means a humorous adage suggesting that, when given a choice between two theories, one should prefer the one that is funnier.
- What part of speech is Blore's razor?
- Blore's razor is a proper noun.
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