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an object with a handle and three or four sharp points that we use for picking up and eating food
What is a "fork"?
A fork is a utensil with a handle and usually two or more prongs, used for lifting, turning, or eating food. It typically consists of a narrow, elongated handle attached to a wider end with prongs or tines. Forks are commonly made from materials such as stainless steel, silver, or plastic, and they come in various sizes and designs to suit different culinary purposes.
a gardening tool with a handle and three or four sharp points, used for digging or moving hay
What is a "fork"?
A fork is a gardening tool with a handle and several long, pointed prongs made of metal, used for digging, loosening soil, or turning over compost. It is helpful for tasks like breaking up hard soil, mixing fertilizers into the ground, or removing weeds and roots from the soil. Garden forks come in different sizes, with some being small for detailed work and others being larger for heavy-duty tasks. The design makes it easy to work with soil in gardens or farming areas.
the action of dividing or branching into separate parts
the area at the junction where two branches meet, forming an angle
the angle formed where the legs join the human body
one of the branches formed when a river, road, or path splits into two or more parts
a chess tactic in which one piece simultaneously attacks two or more of the opponent's pieces, forcing a choice on which to save
What is a "fork"?
In chess, a fork is a tactical move where a single piece attacks two or more enemy pieces at the same time. While knights are the most common pieces to create forks, any piece, including pawns, can deliver this tactic. The purpose of a fork is to force the opponent to save only one of the threatened pieces, leaving the other to be captured. Forks are powerful because they often lead to gaining material or achieving a positional advantage, making them an essential part of chess strategy and tactics.
a point where the path splits into two different directions
What is a "fork"?
A fork is a point where a single route divides into two separate paths. It occurs when a road, trail, or path branches off, offering travelers a choice of direction to follow. Forks can be found in both natural settings, like hiking trails, or in roads where one must decide which way to go. These points are often marked with signs or other indicators to guide people in choosing the correct route.
the double-armed structure that holds the front wheel of a motorcycle or bicycle in place and connects it to the handlebars, typically housing the suspension system
to split into two or more separate paths or divisions
to shape or design something to resemble an object with three or four sharp points
(in chess) to simultaneously attack two or more pieces with one move
to use a fork-like tool to lift, turn over, or loosen something
