hayfork
hay fork

His back ached from his labor with the hay fork.

And I don't have a hay fork yet.

Spencer had a hay fork in his hand and responded to Pike's words with a few of his own.

They stood with stones in their hands, and flails, and hay forks, sharp as needles.

Jab your hay forks clean through the scoundrels!

A dour-faced man rushed down the aisle toward me, brandishing his pronged wooden hay fork.

It looked like three wooden hay forks raking apples-and all of different colors, all bright.

A hay fork uses the natural curvature of tree branches for its prongs and the tips are reinforced with horns.

I felt quite scared of you last night when I saw you with that hay fork.' '

Bales are more convenient for feeding, but with an old-fashioned long-tined hay fork, it is not difficult to carry a good load.

Its homey decor features a wood-planked ceiling, lace curtains at the windows and wooden hay forks on the walls.

This turn is followed immediately by tedder or hay forks and the swathes fluffed up and aerated.

"We're really at the very beginning here," said Yvonne Everett, an ecologist studying the potential of wildcrafting around Hay Fork.

Then the machines came again - bale stackers for the small bales, farm trucks and tractors with hay forks for the round bales.

But for what time I was cold in fear, thinking I felt the mute anger of the pawns and the touch of hay forks on my flesh.

The three-pronged hay fork is echoed in the stitching of the man's overalls, the Gothic window of the house, and the structure of the man's face.

I managed to get to Cottonwood, and had to lay over for a week before any of the streams between there and Hay Fork Valley were fordable.

Teldys grounded his hay fork with a thump, looking from me to Cornix, who was now trying to pull free to join the pony in the stable.

He loves to corner the rats and then we smash them to bits with rocks or sticks or stab them with the hay fork in the stable.

The Durrus River had a good run of salmon and it was not unknown for a salmon to be speared under the creamery bridge with a hay fork.

"We're scrambling," said Lynn Jungwirth, a community advocate and resident of the nearby town of Hay Fork, where a lumber mill is about to close and leave more than 100 unemployed.

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Agriculture is expressed by hay forks, roosters, eggs in a basket and a long-handled onion hoe, apropos because Southport (part of Fairfield) was famous for onions - prompting "He knows his onions."

The shaving horse is used in combination with the drawknife or spokeshave to cut down green or seasoned wood, to accomplish jobs such as handling an ax; creating wooden rakes, hay forks, walking sticks, etc.

Mounted on a hay fork, the prongs of which were covered in leather to represent the horse's ears, the fork was manipulated by someone under the canvas "who guides the movements of the head as he wishes."