fish fork

American  

noun

1. a small fork having usually three tines, used for eating fish at table.

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Example Sentences

‘Pick up the fish knife and fish fork.’

From Los Angeles Times

Don't assume that it doesn't matter if you use the fish fork for your salad or the salad fork for dessert.

From US News

One of Each is a tale of storms at sea, saucy secrets and sibling rivalry centred around two fish and chip shops who are battling to win the coveted title of "Golden Fish Fork".

From BBC

This wasn’t some obscure, draconian fish fork matter.

From Salon

Understandably, few anymore can tell at a glance the difference between a fish fork and a dessert fork or whether the curious tongs inherited from Aunt Mabel are meant for serving asparagus, or else flipping a hamburger on the grill.

From New York Times