Crossword Clue: Grain splitter
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Grain splitter"
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- 2000s horror film series starring Tobin Bell
- 2004 Cary Elwes movie
- 2004 horror film with many sequels
- 2004 horror film with six sequels
- 2004 horror film with the tagline "How much blood would you shed to stay alive?"
- 2004 horror film
- 2004 horror flick involving gory puzzles
- 2004 horror movie with many sequels
- 2004 horror movie with six sequels
- 2004 horror movie
- 2004 James Wan horror film that launched a franchise
- ___ Horse; or common power tool
- _____ fly
- A kind of one appears in this puzzle's seven longest answers
- "A leopard can't change its spots," e.g.
- Aphorism
- "A stitch in time ...," e.g.
- Arborist's tool
- Beheld
- Adage
- Bloody 2004 thriller
- Back-and-forth tool
- Band __
- Band or musical follower
- Caught a glimpse of
- Caught, as a movie
- Caught at the theater
- Caught, in a way
- Caught visually
- Caught
- Graceful girl
- "Instrument" played with a hammer or bow
- Familiar saying
- Dated
- Grain splitter
- Dust-creating tool
- Hit 2004 film with many sequels
- Dust-making tool
- Grasped
- Home Depot purchase
- Chain __
- Gruesome franchise of 2004-2010
- It goes back and forth in the woods
- It goes back and forth to work?
- It goes back and forth
- Horror film franchise
- Horror film that starts in a filthy lavatory
- Horror film that starts in a lavatory
- Horror film with four sequels
- Horror franchise beginning in 2004
- Horror franchise named for a cutting tool
- It has teeth but no mouth
- Checked out
- Consulted
- It may be circular
- Bromide
- Detected
- Hack, band or Jig trailer
- Hack follower
- Hack or chain chaser
- Hack or chain follower
- It may be trite and true
- It may cause a division in the board
- It may divide a board
- It may go against the grain
- It might expose rings
- It might go against the grain
- Film with six sequels
- Gathered intelligence, in a way
- Didn't miss
- Didn't overlook
- Coping device
- Coping device?
- Coping mechanism?
- Cord-making aid
- Hand tool with teeth
- Bumped into
- First in a horror film franchise
- First in a popular horror movie franchise
- First in a series of slasher flicks
- "I ___ Her Standing There" (Beatles song)
- Discerned
- Hardware-store purchase
- Hardware store purchase
- Discovered
- Buzz or hack follower
- Buzzer that cuts
- Fish or fly
- Circular ___ (cutting tool)
- Circular ___ (power tool for cutting wood)
- Circular ___
- Circular power tool
- "Haste makes waste," e.g.
- Epigram
- Its teeth are triangular
- It's trite and true
- Do a bit of carpentry
- Do a carpenter's job
- " . . . ere I ___ Elba"
- Called a bet, in poker
- Called with chips
- Do some carpentry
- Espied
- Came to realize
- Creator of a branch division?
- Implement
- Crosscut, e.g.
- "Crosscut" implement
- Crosscut
- Glimpsed
- Go back and forth in the woods?
- Jig or buzz
- Jig or hack, e.g.
- Cut
- Carpenter's blade
- Carpenter's cutter
- Carpenter's cutting tool
- Carpenter's need
- Carpenter's tool with teeth
- Carpenter's tool
- Carpentry tool
- Cut through
- Cutter of lines in some shops?
- Cutter
- Cutting tool that has teeth
- Cutting tool was backward?
- Cutting tool with teeth
- Cutting tool
- Jug band instrument
- Eyed
- Gory 2004 thriller
- Gory horror film franchise
- Got a glimpse of
- Got a load of
- Got a look at
- Got a peek at
- Got an eyeful of
- Got an eyeful
- Got the picture
- Sententious saying
- Proverb
- Took a gander at
- Took in a show
- Took in, as a movie
- Took in
- Serrated blade
- Tool
- Tool a magician uses in a woman-in-a-crate act
- Tool a magician uses to cut someone in half
- Tool for a lumberjack
- Tool for cutting wood
- Tool in a magician's act
- Tool that can make music
- Tool that has sharp teeth
- Tool that may be instrumental?
- Tool used to create kerfs
- Tool with a chain variety
- Tool with "coping" and "crosscut" varieties
- Tool with gullets
- Tool with teeth
- Rip or buck, e.g.
- Rip or hack follower
- Rip or jig follower
- Toolshed item
- Toothed music-maker
- Toothed tool for a lumberjack
- Toothed tool for cutting wood
- Toothed tool
- Toothless tool
- Toothy tool
- Pithy saying
- Noticed — tool
- Noticed
- Motto
- Seven-film franchise
- Seven-film horror movie franchise
- "Torture porn" franchise
- Kind of dust
- Kind of horse
- Plank cutter
- Much-repeated words
- Observed with one's own eyes
- Observed
- Viewed
- Paid a call on
- Play a fiddle, in a way
- "Rome was not built in a day," e.g.
- Matched, as a bet
- Matched at the poker table
- Matched the bet
- Visited
- Sometime musical instrument
- Visualized
- Music-making tool
- Musical ____
- Musical instrument
- Musical instrument found in few bands
- Tree-cutting tool
- Tree doctor's tool
- Tree surgeon's need
- Tree surgeon's scalpel
- Tree surgeon's tool
- Musical tool
- Wise saying
- Maxim
- Shop cutter
- Shop tool
- Shopworn saying
- Shopworn words of wisdom
- Oft-repeated words
- Trite-and-true saying
- Trite expression
- Trite saying
- Witnessed
- Old ___
- Old adage
- Laid eyes on
- Old proverb
- Old saying
- Log cutter
- Log-cutting blade
- Logger's need
- Logger's tool
- Logging site sight
- Logging tool
- Met, as a bet
- Met, as a poker bet
- Met the bet
- One cutting through the woods?
- "Look before you leap" is one
- One going back and forth to work?
- One going back and forth to work
- One going back and forth
- One has sharp teeth
- Recent horror film franchise
- One may be circular
- Penultimate word of a palindrome
- Perceived
- Lumber-cutting tool
- Lumber mill fixture
- Lumber mill item
- Lumber tool
- Lumberjack's gear
- Lumberjack's need
- Lumberjack's tool with teeth
- Lumberjack's tool
- Lumbermill fixture
- Perform some millwork
- Remove from the board?
- One with sharp teeth
- Made out
- Magic show prop
- Magician's "cutting" tool
- Magician's prop for cutting a woman in half
- Magician's prop, perhaps
- Magician's prop
- Prison-cake ingredient
- "Nor do not ___ the air . . . ": Hamlet
- Make a board two
- Make a cut
- Process lumber, in a way
- Make across-the-board cuts?
- Picked out
- Make the cut
- Maker of across-the-board cuts
- Pictured
- Prop for a classic magician's trick
- Prop for a magician's trick
- Prop for an old magic trick
- Wood cutter?
- Wood cutter
- Wood-cutting device
- Wood-cutting tool
- Woodcutter's tool
- Woodcutting tool with a jagged edge
- Woodcutting tool
- Woodshop cutter
- Woodshop tool
- Woodworker's tool for cutting
- Warrant "I ___ Red"
- Was a spectator at
- Watched
- Word that can follow "buzz" or "hack"
- Word with "band" or "hand"
- Word with band or hand
- Word with hack or hand
- Sped
- Swede or chain follower
- Word with power or band
- Word with "rip" or "circular"
- Word with rip or circular
- Word with rip or coping
- Spied
- Word with "whip" or "rip"
- Word with whip or rip
- "Singing" instrument
- "Singing" musical instrument
- Words of wisdom
- Workbench cutter
- Saying
- Went on dates with
- Went out with
- Table __
- Workshop staple
- Spotted
- What a magician uses to cut someone in half
- Understood
- Thriller with the tagline "Every puzzle has its pieces"
- What Caesar did second?
- What viewers did to that movie series about the evil guy making the kids cut their parts off
- Use a crosscut
Recent Usage of Grain splitter in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Grain splitter" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Grain splitter in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Dec. 30, 2005
- New York Times - April 24, 2005
