by 1970, U.S. military slang, back-formed verb from slang noun shortening of fragmentation grenade (1918), which was said to have been the weapon of choice over a firearm because the evidence is destr [..]

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fragmentation grenade; verb form of "fragging"

fragmentation grenade

Fragmentation hand grenade

A U.S.-made M-26 fragmentation grenade, similar in design to the U.S. "pineapple" grenade made famous in World War II, but with a smooth outer case.

A fragmentary hand grenade, with about a seven second fuse. A life time to wait.

Frag is a commonly used term in first-person shooter game. When you kill an opponent in the game you call it a "frag" rather than kill. The term frag is commonly associated with mult [..]

A noun referring to number of deaths you have caused. Internet gaming term.

Florida Resident Access Grant, a state financial aid program

Frag is a gaming term that refers to a successful kill in a first-person shooter (FPS) game. The term was popularized through multiplayer death match modes, where players compete in an arena and try t [..]

1) To kill another player character. 2) To kill something. 3) To kill using a fragmentation device. 4) Referring to a warhead and/or grenade type device.

Synonym for "kill", most often used when the player has been gibbed.

Fragmentary Order (ATO).

Fragmentary Order (ATO).

Kill. Can be used as a verb or noun, e.g. “I just fragged him” or “First team to 20 frags”.

Synonymous with "kill".

A frag is a point you get when you kill an opponent. It's almost the same as a kill, except that you will normally lose a frag (point) if you accidentally kill yourself or a team mate.

a driver’s daily work assignment, usually five hours or less and typically during peak hours. An a.m. and a p.m. “frag” may be put together to form one complete run.

(video games,slang) A successful kill in a deathmatch game. ''I'd been fighting him for ages, and then you stole my frag!'' (military,slang) A fragmentation grenade.