fragged

Related to fragged: Frag grenade

frag

slang To kill a fellow soldier, often a superior, with a grenade or other explosive device. The word is a shortening of "fragmentation grenade," referring to a type of grenade that expels shrapnel over a large area. Someone's going to frag that guy if he keeps treating his men so poorly. A: "He's dead?" B: "Yeah, I heard he got fragged."

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

fragged

(frægd)

mod. destroyed; ruined. (As if destroyed by a fragmentary bomb.) My clothes are fragged, and I need a haircut.

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释义	fragged Related to fragged: Frag grenade frag slang To kill a fellow soldier, often a superior, with a grenade or other explosive device. The word is a shortening of "fragmentation grenade," referring to a type of grenade that expels shrapnel over a large area. Someone's going to frag that guy if he keeps treating his men so poorly. A: "He's dead?" B: "Yeah, I heard he got fragged." Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. fragged (frægd) mod. destroyed; ruined. (As if destroyed by a fragmentary bomb.) My clothes are fragged, and I need a haircut. See also: frag McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: frag nad nade prostie prosties (one) is on the DL sesh reg cig cuz References in periodicals archive MH-461 is often "fragged" to support units during their predeployment training. Routine flight The AWACS and tankers were fragged for the same airspace. The first unusual transmission was from Majic, the British AWACS fragged as the backup controllers. The bright lights of Vegas We had launched 15 minutes prior to the rest of the strike package and proceeded to our station at our fragged altitude. BEAK to BEAK
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