Frag
verb
To destroy or damage something, especially in a violent manner.
The soldiers were told to frag the enemy base to weaken their defenses.
Usage tips
Informal
frag an enemy,frag grenade,frag out
verb
In video gaming, to secure a kill against an opponent.
He managed to frag the opposing player before they could react.
Usage tips
Informal
take down,eliminate an opponent,score a frag
verb
To destroy or damage something, especially in a violent manner.
The soldiers were told to frag the enemy base to weaken their defenses.
Usage tips
Informal
frag an enemy,frag grenade,frag out
verb
In video gaming, to secure a kill against an opponent.
He managed to frag the opposing player before they could react.
Usage tips
Informal
take down,eliminate an opponent,score a frag
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Military Context
In military terminology, 'frag' often refers to deliberately causing the death of a fellow soldier, usually by explosion.
In the war zone, the term 'fragging' was particularly known among troops.
Pro Tip 2/3Gaming Terminology
In gaming, to 'frag' means to kill an opponent, often in a competitive scenario.
In many first-person shooter games, players aim to frag their opponents as quickly as possible.
Pro Tip 3/3Figurative Use
The term can also be used figuratively to refer to the failure or breakdown of something.
This project could frag if we do not allocate the proper resources.
Pro Tip 1/3Military Context
In military terminology, 'frag' often refers to deliberately causing the death of a fellow soldier, usually by explosion.
In the war zone, the term 'fragging' was particularly known among troops.
Pro Tip 2/3Gaming Terminology
In gaming, to 'frag' means to kill an opponent, often in a competitive scenario.
In many first-person shooter games, players aim to frag their opponents as quickly as possible.
Pro Tip 3/3Figurative Use
The term can also be used figuratively to refer to the failure or breakdown of something.
This project could frag if we do not allocate the proper resources.
Pro Tip 1/3Military Context
In military terminology, 'frag' often refers to deliberately causing the death of a fellow soldier, usually by explosion.
In the war zone, the term 'fragging' was particularly known among troops.
Pro Tip 2/3Gaming Terminology
In gaming, to 'frag' means to kill an opponent, often in a competitive scenario.
In many first-person shooter games, players aim to frag their opponents as quickly as possible.
Pro Tip 3/3Figurative Use
The term can also be used figuratively to refer to the failure or breakdown of something.
This project could frag if we do not allocate the proper resources.
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