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hayfork

[ˈheɪfɔːk]

hayfork Definition

a tool used for lifting and pitching hay.

Using hayfork: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hayfork" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He used a hayfork to move the bales of hay.

  • Example

    The farmer leaned on his hayfork and surveyed the field.

hayfork Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for hayfork

Phrases with hayfork

  • a popular uprising or revolt, typically one that is spontaneous and disorganized

    Example

    The pitchfork rebellion was a response to the government's new tax policies.

  • to betray or sacrifice someone for personal gain

    Example

    He threw his business partner under the hayfork to avoid taking responsibility for the company's failure.

  • to move or progress with ease and without resistance

    Example

    She navigated through the crowded room like a hayfork in butter, effortlessly making her way to the other side.

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Summary: hayfork in Brief

A 'hayfork' [ˈheɪfɔːk] is a tool used for lifting and pitching hay. It is commonly used by farmers to move bales of hay. The phrase 'throw someone under the hayfork' means to betray or sacrifice someone for personal gain. 'Hayfork' is also related to the idiom 'like a hayfork in butter,' which describes moving with ease and without resistance.