Forked

What do we mean by forked?

Having a fork; bifurcate. adjective

Shaped like or similar to a fork. adjective

Having a fork or bifurcation; separating into diverging parts like the tines of a fork.

Ambiguous; equivocal.

Pointed, or prolonged to a point: as, forked shoes.

Formed into a forklike shape; having a fork; dividing into two or more prongs or branches; furcated; bifurcated; zigzag. adjective

Having a double meaning; ambiguous; equivocal. adjective

A cross, the ends of whose arms are divided into two sharp points; -- called also cross double fitché. A cross forked of three points is a cross, each of whose arms terminates in three sharp points. adjective

Advice pointing more than one way; ambiguous advice. adjective

That splits into two or more directions, or parts. adjective

Simple past tense and past participle of fork. verb

Resembling a fork; divided or separated into two branches adjective

Having two meanings with intent to deceive adjective

To divide into two or more branches.

To move with a fork (as hay or food).

To spawn a new child process in some sense duplicating the existing process.

To split a (software) project into several projects.

To split a (software) distributed version control repository

To kick someone in the crotch.

To shoot into blades, as corn does.

When you buy 4 packs of 500 forks and then go to somebody's house who you hate at night. Then, you put all of the forks into the ground with the handle out. When the person/people wake up, they will have 2000 forks in their front yard that they must go pick out - one-by-one - by hand. Urban Dictionary

Past of forking. when a group of people got together and rammed plastic forks into someone's yard late at night while everyone was sleeping. The target is normally a teacher or professor. In the south forking is considered a form of endearment. In the north, it is considered to be disrespectful. Normally accompanied by rolling. Urban Dictionary

The state of having attempted to spoon with a really skiny, boney guy, so that instead of feeling smooth and comfortable like a spoon, it's all sharp and prikly like a fork. Urban Dictionary

Another word for getting absolutely mortaled. Urban Dictionary

The f word. From the good place. Urban Dictionary

In a game of chess, the term "Fork" is used when a piece attacks 2 or more of the opponents pieces at the same time. Quite often it's a Pawn or more frequently, a Knight that is responsible for executing a Fork. Urban Dictionary

The work that you Say instead of fuck when you're in the good place. Urban Dictionary

It is exactly like cuddling but the big spoon is pressing his boner into the little spoon till it turns into more than cuddling. Urban Dictionary

A utensil used for either eating or stabbing people with Urban Dictionary

Something you don't need to be going around threatening to stab somebody with. A fork is used for eating food, and a person should have no reason to think of a fork as anything more than an eating utensil. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to forked:
forked, forged, forced, formed, worked, corked, forded, forted, forker, borked, horked, porked, forkey, farked, yorked.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word forked:
coursers, inflatable, tails, downwards, perched, caudal, pectoral, throat, lobe, fins, swim, fin, tail, upright, tongue, fedora, coloured, gills, lobes, stipe, dorsal, legs, curve, gnome, hardened, plumage, anal, pointed, bills, jaw, pelvic, fork, elaborate, rump, rays, colored, lacey, sit, coloration, deer, wings, stiff, movable, walk, tips, gnu, branched, gules, swallow, linux, veins, sexes, gland, spores, teeth, blackish, horns, cannot, sticks, feathers, repository, edges, lateral, stripe, slender, beard, belly, motif, scales, rounded, tip, android, hairs, stick, abdomen, insect, apex, lightning, vein, patches, resemble, posterior, branches, pale, species, lacks, short, long, stem, curved, asian, poles, thick, patch, stems, subspecies, darker, upper, mouth, rod.

Words that rhyme with forked:
uncorked, torqued, corked, orct.

Adjectives that are often used to describe forked:
obion, three.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective forked:
tongue, stick, tail, lightning, sticks, tongues, branch, branches, end, beard, tails, twig, poles, animal, posts, tree, ends, pole, stakes, rod, lightnings, radish, fin, scales, road, flames, lever, process, limb, twigs, post, root, piece, flame, flash, flap, flashes, veins, hill, head, uprights, trees, rest, heads, limbs, top, trunk, tip, shape, fire, vein, staff, stake, stems, bone, tops, bough, roots, appendage, river, flaps, leaves, trunks, horn, bristles, path, appearance, horns, hairs, fingers, roads, spines, serpent, columns, caudal, rods, base, stem, boughs, tips, mountain, eye, arm, battlements, arms, track, plague, tuft, cell, pieces, arrow, tube.

Words that sound like forked:
forked, fork, fort, forte, foret, forc, for it, forky, forch, forkey, furcht, fork out, fart, fark, farc, focht, fahrt, far right, farq, forget, fact, forgot, ford, forced, ferret, forks, forgo, faked, fect, forego, forst, forg, feret, fict, fore head, forde, forker, ferrite, foard, fecht, fecked, forgue, fuct, forayed, forquer, ferrate, forrad, feucht, foregut, four-eyed, four eyed, corked, porked, fargo, fard, farid, farg, farced, phard, flirt, fired, feared, faught, fared, flicked, floret, fert, flocked, falk, faired, flecked, faulk, faut, ferried, farad, fct, falke, faur, faure, falkirk, firat, florette, fareed, firk, ferch, ferk, ferko, fleurette, borked, faurot, fair go, flacked, finked, ferrat, carked, ferc, farrowed, fire code, floreat, ferid.