The prong of an antler branching off the beam.
prong on a fork or pitchfork or antler
a projecting sharp point such as of a fork, harrow or stag 's antler
the portion of the hook that is inserted into the jaw of the fish, as the hook is set.
"tine" or "point" means any antler projection that is at least one inch long, and that is longer than it is wide, measured one inch or more from the tip
A spike or prong such as that on a garden fork.
A tine is a process of metal, or a prong, often used to spear, hook, or otherwise carry other objects. A fork may have two, three, or more tines. Typically, the tines on a fork intended for use as an eating utensil are rather blunt.