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fork(1) To split into a different direction. See forked version. fork 1. a small usually metal implement consisting of two, three, or four long thin prongs on the end of a handle, used for lifting food to the mouth or turning it in cooking, etc. 2. an agricultural tool consisting of a handle and three or four metal prongs, used for lifting, digging, etc. 3. Chess a position in which two pieces are forked
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