= pitchfork, n.1 Also: a pronged implement for stoking fire.

A wooden fork with two tines or prongs used by threshers to shake and remove the straw from the grain; also, a pitchfork. Now dialect.

= pitchfork, n.1

A long-handled fork with two sharp prongs, for lifting and pitching hay, straw, or sheaves. Also occasionally: a short-handled fork for lifting dung…

A pitchfork, a hay-fork; = pick, n.1 3b. Now English regional (western), Welsh English, and Irish English.

A two-pronged fork, a pitchfork.

A long-handled fork used for turning over hay to dry, or in pitching and loading it.

The verb-stem in combination: †shed-fork, apparently = pitchfork; †shed-spade, ? a dungfork or graip.

a pitchfork.

A pitchfork or hay-fork. Also figurative.

A pitchfork.

†(a) a pitch-fork; (b) a circular rick of corn, pointed at the top (dialect).

a fork used in the loading of a wagon.

English regional (chiefly south-western). A pitchfork, a hay-fork; = pike, n.1 3b. Cf. pickfork, n.

A pitchfork or hay-fork; = pikel, n.

English regional (south-western). A pitchfork, a hay-fork.