See Also: f2 fragment(medicine)
fragment(1)(dictionary)
fragment(2)(dictionary)
Fragment(medicine)
FC fragment(medicine)
FAB fragment(medicine)
fragment 1, noun(dictionary)
two-carbon fragment(medicine)
one-carbon fragment(medicine)
fragment reaction(medicine)

fragment(2) (iou)



fragment verb trans. & intrans. E19.
[from the noun.]
Break or separate into fragments (lit. & fig.).
H. Fast The population of the car was fragmented by language and origin. V. Glendinning The family began to fragment; sisters died or married and moved away.
fragmented adjective broken or separated into fragments; disjointed, fragmentary: E19.