to frag
3
9.1
- verb
- /fræɡ/
- Slang
- He frags his opponents easily in the game.
Examples
-
He accidentally fragged his phone when he dropped it.
-
The kids fragged the old computer just to see what was inside.
-
If you keep tossing your bag like that, you might frag your laptop.
-
Don't frag the equipment during the mission!
-
In the game, she decided to frag her opponent with a perfect shot.
-
They planned to frag the enemy base to ensure their victory.
-
During the match, he managed to frag three players in quick succession.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
To change a large bill into smaller bills
∞
1.0
To pull something so it breaks into pieces
532
4.0
To break something so it does not work
278
2.1
To break something into many pieces using great force
233
2.9
To badly damage or destroy something
162
2.7
Separate something into smaller pieces
145
2.8
To break suddenly into many small pieces, like glass
124
2.7
To rip something into small pieces
92
6.8
To break open suddenly and violently
52
5.8
To break something into pieces by hitting it hard
48
2.8
To tear something into small pieces
44
7.6
Damage something badly, often by hitting or dropping it
27
4.7
To damage something very badly so it breaks into pieces
27
4.1
To completely destroy something, often hopes or plans
20
3.9
To break into many small, sharp pieces like wood or glass
18
3.7
To break into small pieces or make something break apart
14
6.1
To badly cut, tear, or crush and cause a serious physical injury
13
6.9
Tear something into many pieces or say very bad things about it
9
5.4
Break something into many small parts or hurt someone very badly
9
1.8
To break something violently into pieces
9
8.7
To pull something apart with great force
8
3.2
Break a small piece from something by hitting or pressing it
7
3.5
To come off a larger thing, often because of force or damage
3
9.9
To harm a person or damage their things
2
8.3
To divide something into parts, for example by cutting it or by sharing it among people
2
9.9
To attack and badly damage something
1
8.2
To break something into many small pieces
To tear something into separate parts, usually by force
Make something stop working by hitting or dropping it
Antonyms
How Damaged
∞
1.0
- Slang
3
9.1
145
2.8
∞
1.0
323
1.4
170
1.6
Surface Forms
Etymology
To frag meaning to break or damage something comes from fragment ('to break into pieces') and is used in slang for smashing or harming objects. So if you frag your phone, you have broken or seriously damaged it.