Forks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORKS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FORK, to work with a pronged implement
• (especially of a route) divide into two parts
• take or constitute one route or the other at the point where a route divides
• split (a process) into two or more independent processes
• dig or move (something) with a fork
• attack (two pieces) simultaneously with one
NOUN:
• an implement with two or more prongs used for lifting food to the mouth or holding it when cutting.
• a farm or garden tool with three or four prongs, used for digging or lifting.
• denoting a light meal or buffet that may be eaten solely with a fork, while standing
• the point where something, especially a road or river, divides into two parts
• either of two forked parts
• each of a pair of supports in which a bicycle or motorcycle wheel revolves.
• a flash of forked lightning.
• a simultaneous attack on two or more pieces by one.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to work with a fork (a pronged implement)

Words related to FORKS

fork11 forked14 forking15

Words that contain FORKS

forksful18 hayforks21 pitchforks24

How to use FORKS in a sentence

• At the head of the valley the main canon forks, as is found to be the case in all yosemites.
• Above the forks the water of the east branch is muddy.
• He prepares knives, forks, and glasses, with five or six plates for each person.
• With one or other of these forks the arrow is sure to hit you.
• She set the plates an even distance apart, and laid the forks and spoons beside them.
• People at near-by tables would lay down their knives and forks to watch, fascinated.
• They made spoons, knives, and forks out of sheets of some kind of metal.
• A party was quickly sent to the Ohio forks to build a fort, Washington having suggested this as a suitable plan.
• The next morning, Thursday, 25, at the distance of a few miles he arrived at the three forks of the Missouri.
• The forks of the Wolf rush down the passes, but the river runs lazily through the valley.
• Large forks, which may be run under the bunches, are more suitable than ordinary forks.
• Only a few forks of ghostly light were coming up from the crater.
• That means that the other car is up in the mountains between the Two Forks, probably in the Reserve.
• Finally, to finish me, there was the old black, who must find forks and chains at the foot of a tree.
• Three miles back the road forks and the left-hand road goes to town.
• Those two-tined steel forks were a positive sting to her.
• Holes are drilled on the inside of the forks, and pins inserted and soldered.
• Benjamin, of the Ruins, purified her knives and forks for Passover by sticking them between the boards of the floor.
• To that we owe silver forks as well as the electric telegraph.
• Within view of the foothills which form the approach of the famous plain, the Salt and Double Mountain forks of the Brazos are not over twelve miles apart.
• A stout pole had been lashed across the space between two trees, being made secure in the forks of the lower limbs of the trees.

Similar words containing FORK without suffix s

fork11 forky15 forked14 forker13 forkers14 forkful17 forkier14 forking15 hayfork20 biforked18 forkball17 forkedly19 forkfuls18 forkhead19 forkiest15 forkless15 forklift18 forklike19 forksful18 forktail15 hayforks21 unforked16 forkballs18 forkheads20 forkiness16 forklifts19 forktails16 pitchfork23 twiforked20 forkedness18 forklifted21 pitchforks24 forkinesses18 forklifting22 pitchforked26 forkednesses20 pitchforking27

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