pronged Antonyms
Meaning of pronged
pronged (s)
having prongs or tines; usually used in combination
resembling a fork; divided or separated into two branches
pronged Sentence Examples
- The fork was pronged, making it ideal for picking up pieces of meat.
- She used a pronged tool to aerate the soil in her garden.
- The deer's antlers were pronged, giving it an imposing appearance.
- The trident was pronged, with three sharp points gleaming in the sunlight.
- He carefully pronged the marshmallows onto the skewer before roasting them over the fire.
- The fence was pronged along the top to deter climbers.
- The salad fork was pronged differently from the dinner fork, serving a specific purpose in formal dining.
- The pitchfork was pronged, ready to be used for stacking hay in the barn.
- She gingerly removed the pronged thorn from her foot after stepping on it in the garden.
- The design of the lightning rod was pronged to efficiently divert electrical charges away from the building.
FAQs About the word pronged
having prongs or tines; usually used in combination, resembling a fork; divided or separated into two branches
spiky, jagged, spiny, needlelike,barbed, spikey, spiked, bladelike,spikelike, tipped
rounded, rounded, dull, dull,blunt, blunt,,
The fork was pronged, making it ideal for picking up pieces of meat.
She used a pronged tool to aerate the soil in her garden.
The deer's antlers were pronged, giving it an imposing appearance.
The trident was pronged, with three sharp points gleaming in the sunlight.
