frag
- noun
- /fræɡ/
- NSFW
- Our gunner took some frags.
Examples
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In the latest tournament, he achieved an impressive score of frags in just one match.
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Something with a high frag-count.
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Hand me a frag.
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Police up your extra ammo and frags.
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She celebrated her first frag after defeating a tough opponent in the video game.
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The team focused on strategy to increase their total frags during the competition.
Synonyms
The act of causing the death of a person or animal often in fighting
Surface Forms
Etymology
Frag in gaming comes from a military short form of fragmentation ('breaking into pieces'), from the idea of a grenade sending out deadly fragments. So a gaming frag means a 'kill' because it borrows that military word for taking someone out in battle.