Object

• truck: Products are unloaded via fork lift truck or manually.

• tongue: Following a nasty tongue biting accident, Minister was left with a forked tongue, which he still has to this day!

• stanchion: Then pull it up, bringing the fork stanchion with it until it is in the right position, then tighten the clamp bolt.

• buffet: We can cater for a full sit-down meal or provide a more casual finger or fork buffet.

• lightning: Passing huge wild Water Buffalo on the shore, the sky to the west was darkening ominously, with dramatic streaks of fork lightning.

• tail: A being with horns and a forked tail is a myth.

Converse of object

• toast: Although they were key makers, they also in the early days made toasting forks.

• tune: A tuning fork produces a single note - a pure sine wave.

Adjective modifier

• telescopic: Suspension, front Type: 49 mm telescopic fork Describes the type of suspension.

• inverted: Normally, inverted forks are much heavier than conventional forks.

• two-pronged: The two-pronged fork is the ideal attachment for this work.

• hydraulic: Its compliant 27mm hydraulic front fork provides responsive control and a smoothly assured ride in virtually all riding situations.

• right-hand: Take the right-hand fork which runs down to join a track from the left.

• rigid: Fork: Specialized Comp rigid fork with alloy legs.

Modifies a noun

• buffet: Lunch will be held in a private function room with a fork buffet.

• truck: The company was fined £ 30,000 and the fork truck driver was forced to take several weeks off work suffering from stress.

• lift: Met Steve and his fork lift with extending boom.

Noun used with modifier

• replication: In humans, replication forks move at about one hundred base pairs per second.

• suspension: We normally have around 100 bikes on show and a huge range of suspension forks, clothing and accessories.

Particle object: out_obj

• quid: It's hard not to be convinced when you've forked out 60 quid!