Definitions
Utensil with prongs, or a split in a road or branch.
Word origin
Ultimately from Etymology 1, above, through use for various things with two or more branches. Attested in this sense from the 18th century.
Used in a sentence
“a thunderbolt with three forks”
“this fork of the river dries up during droughts”
“LibreOffice is a fork of OpenOffice.”
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Used as a crossword answer7 curated clues
01“Road split or utensil”4 letters
02“Split in a road”4 letters
03“Table tool with points”4 letters
04“Table utensil with tines”4 letters
05“Utensil with prongs”4 letters
06“Utensil with tines”4 letters
07“Table utensil”4 letters
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