A small, three- pronged fork of the same pattern and material as the above.

Luckily I had picked up my fish and taken my three- pronged fork away.

Mulcachy was equipped with a long-lashed whip and a sharp- pronged fork of iron.

A spade and a three- pronged fork place the insect's crypts before our eyes.

The Stang is a two- pronged forked stick known in Scotland as a 'Bune Wand'.

The leister of which Master Pearson spoke is a three- pronged fork used for spearing fish.

They were then proudly harvested in the hour before dinner with my grandfather's ragged three- pronged fork.

Some gentry used two- pronged forks for eating.

A small quantity of white of egg may be beaten with a knife, or a three- pronged fork.

A second sign alongside the Māori sign, showing a devil with a three- pronged fork, is still up.

His wife wanted to have three- pronged forks, which went out of production early in the reign of George III.

Nep'tune, represented as bearing in his hand a trident, or three- pronged fork, was the god of the sea.

Then stir up the ground with a trowel, or three- pronged fork, and in August they will be fit to transplant.

White of egg by itself may be beaten with small rods, or with a three- pronged fork, or a broad knife.

Belinda ate with her knife; and Saccharissa had only that weapon, or a two- pronged fork, or a spoon, for her pease.

Effie had been humming with the orchestra, holding a lobster claw in one hand and wielding the little two- pronged fork with the other.