forked
v. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈfɔɹkt// UK //fˈɔːkt// forked
v. to split into two or more parts. You use this when something like a road or a river divides into different directions.
v. to divide or branch into two or more separate parts. Often describes the physical splitting of a path, river, or biological structure.
The road forked at the old stone bridge.
The river forked just before it reached the sea, creating two separate estuaries.
As the expedition continued deeper into the forest, the trail forked into several narrow paths, each leading toward a different ridge.