chip; fragment; splinter; tatter

to shatter; to smash; to break into pieces

to smash into pieces or break into fragments

feeling an extreme depth of sorrow or distress

to crush; to smash; to shatter

a Chinese-style dish consisting of meat and vegetables, common in American Chinese cuisine

to tear to shreds

a machine used for crushing, grinding, or pulverizing materials into smaller pieces or powder

gravel; crushed rock; rock debris

trifling, unimportant, or minor in nature

fragmented and smashed to pieces (idiom)

to break or disintegrate into small pieces

to chop into small pieces; to mince

to crush or grind something into small pieces or powder, typically by means of a roller or heavy pressure

to break into small pieces or pulverize by hitting

to have one's body torn apart and bones crushed; to die a violent death

scattered and fragmentary

small pieces broken off from a larger object, such as debris, crumbs, or particles

easily broken, shattered, or damaged

fragments; bits and pieces

to pound or smash something into fragments or small pieces

idle talk or slanderous rumors concerning the private affairs of others

to crush to pieces

small, quick steps

to grind up

clastic rock (geology)

to mince

ground meat; mincemeat

To cut someone's body into thousands of pieces (used as a hyperbolic threat).

in fragments

small fragments, particles, or flecks of a solid material

to do things in bits and pieces; piecemeal work

fragmented; trivial and scattered

to do things in bits and pieces; piecemeal work

scattered and disorganized; fragmentary or piecemeal

fractal (math.)

in mortal fear

broken into many small pieces; in a state of fragmentation

to drop something and cause it to break into pieces.

defragmentation (computing)

to crush something with one's hands

to talk or complain in a low, continuous, or idle manner; to prattle

paper shredder

to crumble

small diamonds used in jewelry, typically for embellishing mountings for larger gems

crash cymbal (drum kit component)

Better to perish with honor than survive in disgrace; preferring to die for one's principles rather than compromise.