Funny you should ask that [Raak] because Occam's Razor attracts exactly 172,000 Google hits worldwide. I reckon you've got it. I've never heard of it mesself :-)

Raak - YES! Well done. A rather obscure one which I thought might just get by, particularly in a place like this. It's meaning is this: If someone says those lights in the sky are UFOs then the application of Occam's Razor makes one ask "couldn't they be aeroplanes, or unusual reflections in the glass, or were you just a bit pissed?", i.e always think of the simple explanation first. Do not elaborate unnecessarily, etc. etc.

Carry on, Raak

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VEGETABLE, with ANIMAL and ABSTRACT connections.

Edible/drinkable: No.
Constructed: Yes.
Held in the hand: Some could be.
Human connection: Yes.

Wood? No.
Religious? Yes.
Purely decorative? Nothing to stop anyone from having one as an ornament.
Water diviner? No.

Correction of my previous answer about being small enough to hold in the hand: as far as I can tell from Google, none of them ever are, when called by the words on the card. The hand-sized ones have a completely different name, so should be excluded.

(and I don't mean "originating in the Middle-East")

[Chalky] Not nowadays.
[Néa] No.

Crucifix? No.
Christian? No.

Clothing? No.
Pagan? Yes. (applause)

[Dazed5] Yes!

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Should read MINERAL with the possibility of some VEGETABLE in it also.

[Nea] That's even better than mine, but sadly, no.

Rosie. Not coal.
Raak. Nothing to do with fossils.
Irouleguy.Yes, a mixture.
(Apologies to Nea and Irouleguy, I do not know how to do an 'e' with an accent over).