fragging
/ˈfræɡɪŋ/
noun
- The act of killing or wounding a fellow soldier, especially an officer, with a fragmentation grenade.
- Historians study fragging as a sign of dissent among enlisted soldiers.
- Fragging was a serious problem during the Vietnam War, often stemming from low morale.
- The military court investigated several cases of fragging in the unit.
verb
- Present participle of frag: the act of killing or wounding a fellow soldier with a fragmentation grenade.
- The movie depicts soldiers fragging their commanders in the heat of battle.
- They were fragging officers they believed were incompetent.
- The soldier was accused of fragging his lieutenant during the night patrol.