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fork off

fork off verb: to diverge into two or more separate paths. Also the euphemistic form of fuck off.

Verb

fork off (third-person singular simple present forks off, present participle forking off, simple past and past participle forked off)

  1. (idiomatic, intransitive) to diverge into two or more separate paths.
    Synonyms:
    branch off

Also used as

fork off is also the euphemistic form of fuck off.

Synonyms of fork off

Forms of fork off

third-person singular presentforks off
present participleforking off
past participleforked off
pastforked off

Questions about fork off

What does fork off mean?
Fork off means to diverge into two or more separate paths.
What part of speech is fork off?
Fork off is a verb.
What is the past tense of fork off?
The past tense of fork off is forked off.

Words near fork off in the dictionary

  1. fork hoe
  2. fork hoes
  3. fork in the road
  4. fork lightning
  5. fork lightnings
  6. fork off
  7. fork oil
  8. fork oils
  9. fork out
  10. fork over
  11. fork truck

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