Fragment is valid Scrabble Word

Is fragment a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is fragment valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for FRAGMENT in dictionary:

VERB:

to break into pieces
break or cause to break into fragments
A part broken off; a small, detached portion; an imperfect part; as, a fragment of an ancient writing.
break or cause to break into pieces
break into pieces

NOUN:

a small part broken off or separated from something
an isolated or incomplete part of something
piece broken off
a piece broken off or cut off of something else
a broken piece of a brittle artifact

an incomplete piece

Words related to FRAGMENT

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Words that contain FRAGMENT

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How to use FRAGMENT in a sentence

Part of an irregular Fragment, found in a Dark Passage of the Tower.
Every window was broken, and of the fine stained glass hardly a fragment was left.
For the whole conversation, of which this was a fragment, conveyed the unutterable implication that while he could not spare the trees, they equally could not spare him.
If, after reading it, you should think it worth publishing, as a fragment, with my name to it, I should wish you to arrange its publication.
The stem of a rare column rises amid the branches, the fragment of an arch hangs over and is supported by a dismantled tree trunk.
It appears from a fragment of an ancient life of St.
He had returned with the prize, but had left a fragment in the grasp of his opponent.
Presently they came to the last steep descent, and emerged from the devastated fragment of a wood almost on to the sea level.
Only one small corner rose, of blackened marble, to which clung a fragment of brave green to show what had been but a few short hours before.
As a fragment it has remained from that time to this.

The Munich fragment is part of a composite volume of which it occupies only a page or two.
Our examination of the Morgan fragment, therefore, leads to what I deem a highly probable conclusion.
The first piece of English literature which we can actually date is a fragment of the great religious epic of Caedmon, written about the year 670.
And though the little fragment he was about to witness might be crude in itself and incomplete, yet it was part of a vast system that once explored the richest realms of deity.
The best any of us can do in this world is but a fragment.
Each day took with it a fragment of her spirited determination.
The next day there was a deep, unbroken quiet across our piece of world, as if a fragment of eternity had been quietly slipped into the place of one of our brief, noisy days.
We refer to the Collection of Treatises by Greek physicians on plants, fishing, the chase, and kindred matters in the same library as the Genesis fragment.
Anton looked admiringly at the exquisite moulding of the arches, from which, however, time had worn off many a fragment that encumbered the pavement.
The fragment is of red granite, and of admirable workmanship.
I find something very touching and admirable in this fragment of hardly noticed history.
That shell did not go through bodily, only a fragment, which killed one man and wounded another.
For a time which ceased to be hours or minutes, but seemed as a fragment broken off eternity, he stood, motionless but most deeply racked.
Now, only a fragment of the keep overlooks the glen.
In Western Europe, it has left a fragment of the primary Euskarian in one corner of the country, and a fragment of the secondary Celtic in another.
The compound of the Embassy is a fragment of British soil.
Indeed, one fragment contained the number of the torpedo.
A wretched fragment of the singing-class met at the house of Mrs.
The JUDITH is a fragment, but a very torso of Hercules.

Similar words containing FRAGM without suffix ent

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