bifurcate

You can get a split in the ridge, where it bifurcates into two—or a ridge can just stop.

Beyond the new shape and silhouette mentioned above, the credit for this superb ride goes to the layers of viscous rubber material that bifurcates the wood core lengthways.

A duo of competing text tickers on a wall pulls you in opposite directions, an effective little metaphor for a discourse bifurcated beyond reason.

Instead of a bifurcating tree, I refer to human evolution as being more like a bush.

If last year was defined by everyone feeling themselves in the same boat, this year is quickly emerging as a year of hideously bifurcated realities.

Moreover, Ma'aleh Adumim was built where it is exactly to bifurcate the West Bank.

The flaking used to bifurcate the stem appears to be of the same type as that used to bevel the stem edges.

The roads from Cagnes to Grasse and Vence bifurcate at the foot of the hill on which the castle is built.

He had a long bifurcate beard made of gold wire, feet like a bird's, and other rather startling anatomical features.

In the second form they bifurcate in the same mariner, but the two branches are spirals.

Distal apex bifid or bifurcate, with two thin parallel teeth.