Of a road: Making a fork; having two or more diverging branches.

Widely divergent from each other or from a stem; widely or greatly branched; divaricate.

Proceeding in different directions from each other or from a common point; departing more widely from each other; diverging.

Proceeding in different directions from a common point, so as to become more and more widely separate; turning off from the straight course.

= trifurcate, adj.; also, having some part, as a fin, trifurcated, as the trifurcated blenny or trifurcated hake.

Spreading apart at a considerable angle; widely divergent; spec. applied (in Botany and Zoology) to branches which diverge from the stem, etc. almost…

Divided into three branches like the prongs of a fork; three-forked, three-pronged, trichotomous. Also figurative.

That divaricates or branches off in different directions; spreading out, diverging.

That forks; characterized by forking.