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Forked

Forked | Fork | Forks | Forking

Forked meaning

That splits into two or more directions, or parts. | Having forks (parts into which anything is furcated or divided).

Example sentences (20)

Your Eyewitness is more disposed to calling them “forked tongue”, since while that also means saying one thing and meaning another, it evokes the “forked tongue” of snakes, which are known for their treachery — and eagerness to strike!

A group of Sam Smith superfans forked out a whopping £2,000 to see the singer only for them to leave the stage after just four songs.

Although the pair forked out £190 for five nights in the hostel, they found humour in the situation and posted about their blunder on TikTok.

First, the Ethereum blockchain should be hard forked, and users should modify the mining method.

He puts things out there, sort of with a forked tongue.

I forked out the £1.50 for it, and took it home for strenuous testing.

It emerged on Wednesday that the minister had forked out for his own legal team to defend himself against the allegations.

Just a month after claiming his prize he purchased a $25.5million mansion in the Hills and then forked out another $4million for a Japanese-inspired property in his hometown of Altadena the same month.

Speaking of bridge closures, there will be alternating lane closures happening on the Forked Island Bridge in Vermilion Parish on Wednesday, March 1st.

The accounts manager had forked out more than £1000 in short-term accommodation until her insurance company stepped in and offered to pay her expenses.

The mum hit back and explained she and her family only forked out an extra $300 for the additional bags.

The treasury has confirmed it forked a sizable £162m on the state funeral for back in September 2022.

To pay October and November rent with a credit card and earn points, I forked over an additional $108 in convenience fees.

A high-end home audio shop which forked out for its customers' parking is closing with today being the last day of trading.

But to set his mind at ease, he's forked out on a bodycam and took Memphis for a risk and behaviour assessment by a renowned canine trainer, which allows him to apply for an Interim Exemption Scheme (IES) certificate for banned breeds.

However, the front side lobes are separated by a deep but incomplete groove, and the middle parts of the body are rectangular with forked bristles, according to the study.

Kevin, from East London, who forked out £1,000 for two tickets, recalled being laughed at after confronting someone who had nicked his seat.

Lisa Pratt, from Cooranbong in the Lake Macquarie region of NSW, recently forked out $29,000 in out-of-pocket fees for a double mastectomy and reconstructive breast surgery following a BRCA2 diagnosis, which puts her at heightened risk of breast cancer.

Lyle bought a Porsche Carrera, Rolex watches, and a New Jersey restaurant, while Erik forked over money for a tennis coach and a Jeep.

Motorists who flouted parking rules across forked out more than £2.5m in fines in the last year.