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fork an implement with two or more prongs or tines, used to spear, dig, lift, or carry, esp. the one used for eating. [6 definitions]
forkball in baseball, a fastball that curves as it nears the plate, thrown with the middle and index fingers spread apart.
forked having, marked by, or resembling a fork. [2 definitions]
forked tongue deceitfulness; duplicity.
forklift a small truck with a power-operated forked platform that can be slid under heavy cargo to lift and transport it. [2 definitions]
fork out (informal) to hand over, with some degree of reluctance.
fork over (informal) to give or pay, with some degree of reluctance.
fork up (informal) to hand over, with some degree of reluctance.
forlorn desolate or unhappy, as from abandonment or weariness. [3 definitions]
-form having the shape or form of; resembling.
form structure or shape, as opposed to substance. [16 definitions]
formable combined form of form.
formal adhering to regulations or an officially recognized manner of operating; proper, legal, or official. [9 definitions]
formaldehyde a colorless, water-soluble gas of hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen, with a strong, irritating odor, used in the manufacture of various resins, dyes, and plastics and as a disinfectant and embalming agent.
formal education learning administered through schools, colleges, universities, and other institutions.
formalism rigorous adherence to or observance of traditional forms, as in religious practice or artistic expression.
formality compliance with rules and customs. [5 definitions]
formalize to make proper, legal, or official. [2 definitions]
formally in a formal way. [2 definitions]
format the way in which something is arranged or organized. [5 definitions]
formation the act of forming or the state of being formed. [4 definitions]