A regional British variant name for a pitchfork — the long-handled farming tool with two or more metal tines used for pitching hay, turning compost, or generally moving loose material around a farm. 'Pickfork' is a dialectal blending of 'pick' (as in pickaxe) and 'pitchfork,' heard in parts of rural England. Totally functional, utterly unpretentious, and exactly what you'd expect from regional British agricultural vocabulary.
He grabbed the pickfork from the barn wall and started turning over the hay bales.
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(UK, regional) A pitchfork.
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