having angles of sharp corners

bent

(of a legislative assembly) having two separate groups of members e.g. the Senate and the House of Representatives in USA

having two of something

to cut or divide (something) into two (usually equal parts)

divide in two

(of lines, opinions, roads etc) to get farther apart (from a point or from each other) as they progress

go in different directions

an implement with two or more points (prongs), used for lifting food to the mouth etc

go separate ways

divided into two or more parts

going separate ways

(of) 2

having two of something