Green’s Dictionary of Slang

1. very drunk.

1956		‘James Updyke’ [W.R. Burnett] It’s Always Four O’Clock 148: I got so fractured that night they all had to put me to bed.
1971		E.E. Landy Underground Dict. (1972).
1985		F. Deford in Sports Illus. June 🌐 ‘Then you'd go back into the joint together and buy each other a drink, maybe even end up getting fractured together’.

2. emotionally overcome.

1953		Bill Haley & the Comets ‘Fractured’ 🎵 I’m fractured, fractured, that music fractures me.
1971		E.E. Landy Underground Dict. (1972).

3. divorced.

1959

E. De Roo Young Wolves 50: ‘My parents are fractured. He’s a love and very generous, but he doesn’t come around very often. Lives in Chicago.’ ‘Oh, that’s too bad.’ He had been taught to think of divorce as worse than death.