fragment; splinter; chip; shred; tatter

to shatter; to smash; to break into pieces

In a state of being shattered, tattered, or fragmented; often used figuratively for things like dreams or families.

suffering from extreme sorrow or grief

shattered into tiny fragments or powder; pulverized

the cooked and chopped internal organs of animals, typically sheep or cattle; also used for the American Chinese dish chop suey

to tear to pieces; to rip into shreds; to lacerate

A machine used for crushing, grinding, or pulverizing solid materials into powder or small pieces; a disintegrator

crushed or broken stone; rock debris

trifling; trivial; minor and complicated; inconsequential

a fabric pattern featuring small, delicate flowers

(idiom) torn to pieces; broken up; scattered and smashed; describes something that is disintegrated and no longer a complete whole

to break into small pieces; to disintegrate; to crack

to cut up; to mince; to chop into small pieces

to pulverize; to crush into powder or small pieces

to pulverize or smash into pieces; to shatter by hitting with a heavy object

(idiom) to be torn to pieces or have one's bones crushed; most often used figuratively to mean sacrificing one's life for a cause or dying a horrific death

scattered and fragmentary; piecemeal; broken into small bits

very small broken pieces; fragments; particles; debris

easily broken, such as glass or ceramics; fragile; brittle; breakable

broken into small pieces; bits and pieces

to smash or mash something into pieces by pounding or hitting it with a heavy object

fragment; broken piece; shard

Idle talk; gossip; irresponsible or groundless comments about others' private affairs

to crush to pieces; to smash using high pressure

short and fast steps; often used to describe movements in traditional Chinese opera

to grind into bits; to pulverize

rock composed of fragments or particles derived from pre-existing rocks

to mince; to chop into fine pieces

meat that has been finely chopped or ground; mincemeat

(idiom) to cut or tear someone's body into thousands of pieces; used as a hyperbolic threat to kill someone or an expression of extreme hatred; to inflict severe punishment

(literary) to die for a noble cause or to preserve one's honor; to prefer death to dishonor (shortened form of the idiom [[宁为玉碎，不为瓦全|寧為玉碎，不為瓦全|ning4 wei2 yu4 sui4 bu4 wei2 wa3 quan2]])

fragmented and scattered; bits and pieces of something that are not whole or complete

to crunch or crush something with the teeth

small bits of rice that have been broken or crushed

a machine used for crushing stones; stone-breaker

fragmentary; in fragments; broken into small pieces

small bits; flecks; particles; fine powder

rather be a shattered piece of jade than a whole tile; to prefer death with honor over a life of compromise or disgrace

a machine used for crushing or breaking large pieces of material into smaller fragments, such as a rock breaker or kibbler

to do things in bits and pieces; to adopt a scattered or unsystematic approach

fragmentary and disjointed; describes small, trivial things that are scattered or incomplete

crushed brick; a piece of broken brick

to do something bit by bit or in bits and pieces; to work in a disconnected way without a systematic plan

(colloquial) talkative in a repetitive or annoying way; wordy; garrulity; chattiness

broken and incomplete; in pieces; shattered

to prattle on or nag incessantly

scattered, messy, or disorganized; describing something made of many small, unrelated parts

torn to pieces; fallen apart and no longer a whole