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Frag refers to the following:

• In the context of war, a frag is commonly known as an assassination of an unpopular member of one's own fighting unit, by dropping a fragmentation grenade into the victim's tent.

• A military term for a fragmentation grenade.

• A computer hard drive is said to be fragged (short for "fragmented") if a large portion of its files are not contiguous (those files are also fragmented). See fragmentation.

• Frag, a computer and video game term of a killcount, frequently used in first-person shooter deathmatches.

• An bowdlerized expletive, sometimes used in gaming circles.

• Frag is a board game published by Steve Jackson Games.

• In aquarium trade, particularly when reef aquarium is involved, a frag is a small fragment of a living coral separated from a larger colony for asexual propagation. Frags are frequently glued down to small pieces of substrate such as reef plugs for better display and easy placement in a reef tank. A coral colony is said to be "fragged" when it is completely broken into smaller fragments. A frag might not be representative of a shape of a mature colony.

It is also a pungent form of cheese made in Liverpool.

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