fragmentic 

A portmanteau of the words 'fragmented' and 'frantic'. Like your thoughts when you wake up in the middle of the night.

My insomnia makes my thoughts fragmentic and I need to write them down or I'd go crazy.

fragmentic by gyratingabyss December 27, 2010

fragment consider revising

The most useless grammar error in Microsoft word.
No one can quite work out why it appears, or how to correct the sentence. Some have had success in removing the green line the accompanies the "fragment consider revising" grammatical error, by simply adding comma's (,) and full stops (.) randomly in the area underlined by the grammar check. Allmost everyone has an encounter with this error at one stage while using Microsoft word and some question why the developers even bothered implemented such as useless feature.
Rumour has it, the one who can remove the error from a sentence will be the legendary soul who will lead Microsoft to defeat, and the uprising of Linux will begin. (Mac’s don’t have a part in this because the lack of evolution has meant their mouse only has one button)

User writes the following in Microsoft word 2003: "Classification definitions, the definitions for people who are employed, and for those who are not employed may not be suitable."
Microsoft grammar check: fragment consider revising
User has no indication of how to correct the error.

fragment consider revising by >:( matt September 1, 2008

Soul fragment 

(aka. shard, fragment or soul shard)

A part of someone's soul that's incarnated into another person, as well as contains their traits and knowledge.

(e.g: 'A goddess sent her soul fragment (clone of her spirit) to incarnate several mortals, in order to enslave them to do her bidding, in the mortal world, because she was too busy doing her godly business to do so herself').

Note: Each soul fragment can have a different aspect of its original body's personality or be from an alternate reality.

Soul fragment by Diana_Lucius_De_Collis September 30, 2022

ceramics fragment 

"Ceramics fragment" is a "crackpot," a nutty person.

The ceramics fragments have been calling the talk radio program all afternoon.

ceramics fragment by Farfalla February 23, 2008

bone fragment 

A partial erection, usually caused by semi-arousal.

"Man, that bitch was so nasty, she didn't even give me a bone fragment."

"Jon was hesitant to shower with the guys at the gym for fear of getting a bone fragment."

bone fragment by Juggernuts December 6, 2006

Fragmentation Bomb 

how to describe your mood, when a million thoughts rush through your mind at once and you have no explanation of them.

You may get the feeling that your mind is about to explode and all emotions in one such as happy, sad, angry, excited are all jumbled into 1 emotion

A fragmentation bomb is this

Bob: "Hey Steven, how are you feeling today?"
Steven: "my mind is a bit of a fragmentation bomb at the moment."

Fragmentation Bomb by rosspapadakis September 4, 2021

fragment 

Fragment consider revising:
The most useless grammatical error in Microsoft word.
No one can quite work out why it appears, or how to correct the sentence. Some have had success in removing the green line the accompanies the "fragment consider revising" grammatical error, by simply adding comma's (,) and full stops (.) in the area underlined by the grammar check.
Rumour has it, the one who can remove the error from a sentence will be the legendary soul who will lead Microsoft to defeat, and the uprising of Linux will begin. (Mac’s don’t have a part in this because the lack of evolution has meant their mouse only has one button)

User writes the following in Microsoft word 2003: "Classification definitions, the definitions for people who are employed, and for those who are not employed may not be suitable."
Microsoft grammar check: fragment consider revising
User has no indication of how to correct the error.

Even the sentence "The most useless grammar error in Microsoft word" is considered a fragment and revision should be considered, according to microsoft word.

fragment by >:( matt September 1, 2008