'Prong' often refers to pointed ends of utensils or tools, commonly associated with forks.

Physical Objects

The word can create a vivid picture of the object’s function or the action it performs.

Visual Imagery

In abstract terms, 'prong' can symbolize multiple components within a strategy or plan.

Metaphorical Use

Describing a plan as 'pronged' suggests complexity and consideration of different angles.

Complexity

When talking about plugs, 'prong' is technical and specifies the exact parts that insert into an outlet.

Technical Specificity

Discussions of electrical prongs often come with safety tips, such as not touching them with wet hands.

Safety Reminder

 of this animal the bones give you more clues about the way in which you might flesh out this framework if you look at the back of the jaw you have this very distinctive prong here there are surface markings on that which show where the muscles attached and the shows have the jaw works so you can flesh in part of

The Making of Walking...

 Mahouts, trainers that care for their elephants, used their bull hooks on the elephants to get them to pose to allow tourists to take photos with them. A bull hook is a stick and at the end of the wooden stick is a metal prong or hook.

Inside the Dark World of...

 and advocacy uninterruptedly the same double prong tactics we kept the pressure on methodically determinedly tenaciously indefatigably giving countries neither peace nor pause in fact every significant ambassador at the

Prong

Physical Objects

Visual Imagery

Compare with

Never forget "Prong"

WordUp Chrome Extension