forked

IPA: fˈɔrkt

adjective

  • That splits into two or more directions, or parts.
  • (possessional) Having forks (parts into which anything is furcated or divided).
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Examples of "forked" in Sentences

  • The thunder pealed, and the lightning lit the sky in forked darts.
  • III. iii.276 (443,9) forked plague] In allusion to a _barbed_ or _forked_ arrow, which, once infixed, cannot be extracted.
  • Having paid Carey over $15 million for Glitter, the label forked out an additional $28 million to void the remaining contract.
  • To start with, there are the animals that die after getting their necks caught in forked branches, as has been recorded for both giraffes and deer.
  • This is what I call a forked reading because you can see that the possible futures "- I tapped the Three of Swords and the Nine of Pentacles -" are wildly split.
  • The regulars triangulate their positions using landmarks invisible to the casual anglers: a certain forked tree, a faded white sign that once warned of dangerous currents, a particular stone on the Virginia side known as the Lowell Rock.
  • In the following year the antlers take the form shown in Fig. 4, and then follows the antler shown in Fig. 5, _a_, which generally has "forks" in place of points, and is known as forked antler in contradistinction to the point antler shown in Fig. 5, _b_, which retains the shape of the antler, Fig. 4, but has additional or intermediate prongs or branches.

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