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as incede
as indeal
as indeliver
as indish out
as ingive

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Word Origin & History

Old English forca "forked instrument used by torturers," a Germanic borrowing (cf. Old Norse forkr) from Latin furca "pitchfork; fork used in cooking," of uncertain origin.

Table forks were not generally used in England until 15c. The word is first attested in this sense in English in a will of 1463, probably from Old North French forque (Old French furche, Modern French fourche), from the Latin word. Of rivers, from 1753; of roads, from 1839.

Example Sentences for fork over

You'll just fork over five dollars to me this very night or off you go to the lock-up.

That you should fork over to me the remaining five thousand.

We bring you in on emergency—and you fork over a thousand buck fine.

She looked at it, changed her fork over, and went on eating with the other hand.

Well, fork over the twenty-five then, and the deal's closed.

Fork over that coin you lifted from me in the Elk, you light-fingered hound!

Just fork over, everybody, for the benefit of the heathens in Hungry Land.

Fork over them are dimonds—or else it will go harder with you.

I had a picture in a dealer's shop—his place burnt down—I made him fork over.

For this ovation the initiated prisoner had to pay, or fork over, half-a-crown—or submit to a loss of coat and waistcoat.

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