fragged adj. planned; outlined in a fragmentary order, or FRAGO. Editorial Note: This is etymologically unrelated to frag ‘to kill with a fragmentation grenade (especially by a soldier against his commander)” or ‘to kill a character or avatar in an online video game.’ (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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