Fork | Mean of fork in English Dictionary

/ˈfoɚk/

• Noun
• a small tool with two or more pointed parts (called prongs or tines) used for picking up and eating food
1. a salad fork
• a garden tool with two or more prongs used for lifting and digging soil
• a place where something (such as a road or river) divides into two parts
1. a fork in the road

• either one of the parts that a road, river, etc., divides into
1. take the left fork
2. the north fork of the river
• a part or tool that divides into two parts
1. the front fork of a bicycle
• Verb
• to divide into two parts
1. The road forks to the north and south.
• to pay or give (money)
1. He had to fork over half his paycheck.
2. The company forked out thousands of dollars to repair the damage.
• to lift or throw (something) with a fork
1. They forked the hay into the loft.