Pitchfork (noun)

1. A long-handled farm tool with two or three tines used for lifting and turning over hay or other material.
2. A symbol of rebellion or revolution, often associated with peasants or the working class.

Origin:

Pitchfork comes from the old english word "picfarc" which is a combination of "pic" meaning "pointed" and "farc" meaning "fork".

Examples:

1. He used a pitchfork to turn over the hay.
2. The pitchfork is a symbol of the rebellion.
3. The farmer used the pitchfork to move the hay bales.
4. The peasants were armed with pitchforks and torches.
5. The pitchfork is an essential tool for any farmer.