pronged
adjective (no comparative)
Everyday
Having prongs, that is, sharp points at the end. tree →
In the lessons
in stories, a long pronged fork used to catch fish or eels
Examples
- The farmer lifted the hay with a pronged fork. tree →
- A three-pronged fork has three points. tree →
- The fisherman speared the eel on a pronged spear. tree →
Note
the number before «pronged» tells how many points there are: a four-pronged fork has 4
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