Other crossword clues for answer "FORK"
- FORK
- Chess maneuver
- Sushi bar no-no
- Salad bar utensil
- Decision point
- Motorist's choice
- Diverge
- _____-tender
- Y intersection
- Decision-making point
- Driver's decision point
- Tool with tines
- It lies to the left of the plate
- Table utensil
- Service piece
- Eating utensil
- Hand (over)
- Traveler's decision point
- Point presenting options
- Tuning __
- Road split
- Road divide
- Tined utensil
- Motorist's decision point
- Food picker-upper
- Split in the road
- Tined table tool
- River branch
- Place-setting piece
- Table-setting piece
- Tuning device
- Road branching
- Branch in the road
- Piece of flatware
- Road feature
- Y-shaped intersection
- Piece of a place setting
- Road's multiple choice
- Utensil with tines
- Knife's partner at dinner
- Dividing point in a road
- Knife's partner
- Pay, with "over"
- Divide into branches
- Furcation.
- Bifurcation.
- Branch of a river.
- A division into branches.
- Parting of the way.
- Highway vee.
- Tuning implement.
- Runcible spoon.
- Confluence.
- Place for a decision.
- Road division
- See 1 Across
- Branch off
- ___ out (spend)
- Spot encountered on a road
- Bisect
- Knife's companion
- Divide
- Part of a river
- Silver piece
- Choice location?
- Part of a road
- Chess tactic that involves attacking two pieces at once
- Stick with it
- Decision point in a road
- Food sticker
- Road divider
- Decision spot
- It's often left on the table
- Go off in two directions
- Equivalent of one gallon
- Knife go-with
- Neil Young "___ in the Road"
- Where the high road and the low road diverge
- Knight's specialty, in chess
- It's placed to the left of the plate when setting the table
- Tuning item
- Item for eating or tuning
- Salad utensil
- Censored version of a certain curse word in "The Good Place"
- Divide in two
- Which way do I go? locale
- Part of a place setting
- Come to a ___ in the road
- Place setting item
- Utensil for spaghetti
- Utensil for mac and cheese
- Where a river or road branches into two
- Setting piece
- What the letters added to the four "stirred" words in this puzzle spell
- Where a road map might be consulted
