forking in English

verb

1

(especially of a road or other route) divide into two parts.

the place where the road forks

synonyms: split, branch (off), divide, subdivide, separate, part, diverge, go in different directions, bifurcate, divaricate, ramify

2

dig, lift, or manipulate (something) with a fork.

fork in some compost

3

attack (two pieces) simultaneously with one piece.

Black has just pushed his pawn to d5, forking White's Bishop and Knight.

noun

ramification, fork, branching
furcation

verb

split, ramify, pitchfork
split, branch (off), divide, subdivide, separate, part, diverge, go in different directions, bifurcate, divaricate, ramify
ramify, branch, furcate, separate
pitchfork

Use "forking" in a sentence

1. Meanwhile, you're forking over child support and alimony.

2. Please consider forking Broid to improve, enhance or fix issues

3. 7 synonyms for Branching: ramification, fork, forking, ramate, ramose, ramous, branched

4. Since forking from KJS and PCRE, JavaScriptCore has been improved with many new features and greatly improved performance.

5. Chanterelles have forked ridges on their underside, and the forking is a characteristic of true chanterelle mushrooms

6. Forking Bindweed out is the only way truly to get on top of it, and you have to sieve carefully for broken fragments

7. 23 The East African Rift System bisects the horn of Africa—the Nubian plate to the west moving away from the Somalian plate to the east—before forking down either side of Uganda.

8. Pest(s) 2 spotted spider mite raspberry crown borer cane borer, crown borer, stink bugs Root weevils Sclerotinia and labelled diseases Cabbage looper, armyworm Labelled weeds striped cucumber beetle Phytophthora capsici Labelled weeds Blossom Blight Labelled weeds Labelled weeds Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, Alternaria daucci, Cercospora carotae Nutsedge, galisoga, purslane, wild buckwheat carrot rust fly and weevil, cabbage looper pythium damping off, forking, cavity spot Pythium Labelled weeds Labelled weeds Labelled weeds