Definitions
lift with a pitchfork
Word origin
From Middle English pichfork, pycchefork, pychforke, pikeforke, pikkforke, pic-forcke, equivalent to pitch + fork.
Used in a sentence
“I went around with a pitchfork [tuning fork] in my pocket, and I'd hit it whenever I thought of it, and I developed perfect pitch […]”
“The hay was soon pitchforked onto the wagon.”
“We have taken an age-old country, and we have suddenly, in 30 years, pitchforked it into the middle of the factory system.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
Used as a crossword answer2 curated clues
01“Tined farm implement”9 letters
02“Farm tine tool”9 letters
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