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/fɹæk/ · verb
(oil industry, ambitransitive) To employ hydraulic fracturing (fracking)..
Mrs. Crawley recalled driving past the Riverdale Mobile Home Park, whose residents were being forced out to make way for a facility that would withdraw water from the river to frack gas wells, in the summer of 2012 and seeing a bunch of “picketers” from “out of the area that just came in and camped up there” as part of what supporters called Occupy Riverdale.
Frack! The impact must have twisted the bulkhead just enough to jam the door.
“Stupid fracking hammer! Where is it?” While David and Matt had been bowled to the back of the autobus, she'd fought her way to the front—and the emergency cutoff switch. This was supposed to stop the bus dead in its tracks.
"Not by a single, stupid, fracking day."
Use frack when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Frack means (oil industry, ambitransitive) To employ hydraulic fracturing (fracking)..
Common synonyms include eff, feck, frak, frig.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Mrs. Crawley recalled driving past the Riverdale Mobile Home Park, whose residents were being forced out to make way for a facility that would withdraw water from the river to frack gas wells, in the summer of 2012 and seeing a bunch of “picketers” from “out of the area that just came in and camped up there” as part of what supporters called Occupy Riverdale.
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