pitchforking

We take turns standing on the truckload of mulch, pitchforking the barrows full, and pushing them up the long, steep driveway, around to the back of the house, through the trees, to dump and spread among a stand of white pines.

Garden Goddess for Hire 2010

And they start pitchforking and using a shovel to deflate this balloon.

CNN Transcript Oct 15, 2009 2009

And they start pitchforking and using a shovel to deflate this balloon.

CNN Transcript Oct 15, 2009 2009

Then, in August, a maintenance worker who was pitchforking trash in the city landfill discovered the remains of a body.

Their Dogs Came With Them Helena María Viramontes 2007

They recounted instances of stabbing, hacking, and pitchforking animals with fondness.

Wolves, Actors, Jihadis 2004

They recounted instances of stabbing, hacking, and pitchforking animals with fondness.

Wolves, Actors, Jihadis 2004

And then there are the ones that are a bit of a stretch: Weedwhacking, pitchforking, brooming (I kid you not, I heard that term used more than once.)

spectre12 Diary Entry spectre12 2005

At the root of all things, pitchforking from the stack, stands — the farmer, moustached, and always upright was he not in the

The Inn of Tranquillity: Studies and Essays 2004

The center of the altar was evidently a deep hollow cauldron, into which a score of men, costumed as satyrs, were pitchforking Bibles.

The Mark of the Beast Sidney Watson

Ken had a glimpse of a giant next him, literally pitchforking a Turk out of the trench, lifting him like a gaffed salmon on the end of his bayonet.

On Land and Sea at the Dardanelles