1a tool with a handle and three or four sharp points (called prongs), used for picking up and eating foodto eat with a knife and fork2a garden tool with a long or short handle and three or four sharp metal points, used for digging see also pitchfork3a place where a road, river, etc. divides into two parts; either of these two partsShortly before dusk they reached a fork and took the left-hand track.Take the right fork.4a thing shaped like a fork, with two or more long partsa jagged fork of lightning see also tuning fork5either of two metal supporting pieces into which a wheel on a bicycle or motorcycle is fitted
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1 a tool with a handle and three or four sharp points (called prongs), used for picking up and eating foodto eat with a knife and fork2 a garden tool with a long or short handle and three or four sharp metal points, used for digging see also pitchfork3 a place where a road, river, etc. divides into two parts; either of these two partsShortly before dusk they reached a fork and took the left-hand track.Take the right fork.4 a thing shaped like a fork, with two or more long partsa jagged fork of lightning see also tuning fork5 either of two metal supporting pieces into which a wheel on a bicycle or motorcycle is fitted
