pitchfork
/ˈpɪtʃfɔːrk/Definitions
1. noun
A long-handled agricultural tool with a row of pointed tines for turning and lifting soil and crops.
“The farmer used a pitchfork to turn over the compost pile in the garden.”
2. verb
To turn or lift something, especially a person or animal, with a pitchfork or a similar tool.
“The animal was pitched by the farmer to the other side of the enclosure.”
3. verb
To throw or propel something, especially a person or animal, with force or violence.
“The riot police pitched the protesters out of the area.”
4. noun
A tool or device used for pitching or throwing something.
“The baseball player used a pitchfork to throw the ball to the catcher.”