a. [f. BI- pref.2 1 + FORKED.] Having, or divided into two forks, branches or peaks; = BIFURCATE a.

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1578.  Banister, Hist. Man, I. 20. The same posteriour Processe of the second Vertebre is clouen or biforked.

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1685.  Morden, Geog. Rect., 198. A steep biforked mountain.

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1873.  Longf., Aftermath, Prel. 72. [Birds that] flying write upon the sky the biforked letter of the Greeks.

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1878.  Browning, Poets Croisic, xlviii. The biforked hill betwixt.

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