forking

Remove from the oven and, using a potato masher or large fork, coarsely mash the cranberries.

Using a fork, dock the crimped crust and chill well, at least 30 minutes.

When ready to serve, run a fork along the top of the potatoes to further fan out the slices.

When the squash is cool enough to handle, use a fork to scrape the stringy flesh into a medium bowl.

There’s no built-in suspension—both the frame and the fork are fully rigid.

Murdoch bought the Journal at a major loss in 2007, forking over about $5 billion.

So seductive, apparently, that he barely flinched before forking over nearly $500,000 of his own money to finance The Big Uneasy.

The expense of altering the engine, and forking the water to bottom, and proving the mine, will not exceed 1000l.

Darkness was closing in when they came to the forking of the trail, and, with a little cry of warning, Hetty lashed the team.

The branchlets nearest the forking of the stalk are from four to fifteen inches long, those more remote successively shorter.

It branches in a forking manner and has depending from its branches lamin two or three feet long.

Frond erect, flat; branches in a forking manner; ultimate branches fine and short, and with branchlets on the tips.