IPA: /prɔŋd/
KK: /prɔŋd/
Describing something that has a certain number of pointed parts or extensions, often used to refer to tools or objects with multiple points.
The fork was pronged, making it easy to pick up food.
Pronged → The word 'pronged' comes from the Old English 'pronga', meaning a fork or a pointed part. It describes something that has points or tines, like a fork.
Think of a fork with its 'points' or 'tines' — that's what 'pronged' refers to, something that has these sharp extensions.