Did you perchance mean knock?
Examples
““The knork combines the knife and the fork into one utensil.””
“* The knork combines the knife and the fork into one utensil.”
“The knork is used by pressing down on the finger platform and using a rocking motion.”
“With a little time and practice, you'll be wondering why you ever relied on a spoon, fork, knife, spork or knork in the first place.”
“We just received the press release, and though there are a few new tidbits on the restaurant's menu, the knork truly”
“That’s right, some genius wanted to eat his steak with just one utensil and invented the knork.”
“Why not a spife? or better still a knork! good kit I saw in the Wiki, stabtiffy saying you can't cut para chord, what are you using a f*cking butter knife?”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘knork’.
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Wordplayer's Wonderful Words
chaparral, grotesque, knork, newsmonger, thitherwards, fackeltanz, kakistocracy, sforzando, compendium, frump, inquere, phosphene and 100 more...
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originally started as an attempt to collect words I found visually and auditorially beautiful, as well as psychically evocative, this has become nothing more than a grab bag of word curiosities, a ...
bergamot, jambalaya, bee's knees, heliotrope, hosanna, gamboge, aureole, filial, madrigal, multilingual, sacrosanct, sojourn and 1072 more...
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Forks
Only the ones used for eating.
dinner, runcible, crab, salad, beef, meat, olive, fish, knork, oyster, pastry, pickle and 44 more...
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Elizabeth's Words
milquetoast, systempunkt, brainmite, plimpy, anachronaut, ephemera, bioephemera, blimp, zeppelin, dirigible, snafu, zeitgeist and 73 more...
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milquetoast, systempunkt, brainmite, brainmeat, plimpy, anachronaut, ephemera, bioephemera, blimp, zeppelin, dirigible, snafu and 65 more...
Tweets
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bilby Why isn't it a forfe? May 30, 2008
plethora Yes, but how did they cut that pear so smoothly in half, eh? Not with a knork, I'm betting. May 30, 2008
whichbe A utensil which, like the spork, combines two of the three most common Western eating utensils into a single unit. The knork is a fork with wide rounded beveled outer tines which can be used to safely cut food like a knife, without a sharp edge to cut the mouth of the user. Unlike a knife, the knork cuts through food with a rocking motion which is facilitated by a finger platform on both sides of the handle. (Wikipedia)
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May 30, 2008