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Wreck
Wreck
v. t. & n.
See
2d & 3d
Wreak
.
Wreck
v. t.
The
destruction
or
injury
of a
vessel
by
being
cast
on
shore
, or on
rocks
, or by
being
disabled
or
sunk
by
the
force
of
winds
or
waves
;
shipwreck
.
Wreck
v. t.
Destruction
or
injury
of
anything
,
especially
by
violence
;
ruin
; as,
the
wreck
of a
railroad
train
.
Wreck
v. t.
The
ruins
of a
ship
stranded
; a
ship
dashed
against
rocks
or
land
,
and
broken
, or
otherwise
rendered
useless
, by
violence
and
fracture
; as,
they
burned
the
wreck
.
Wreck
v. t.
The
remain
of
anything
ruined
or
fatally
injured
.
Wreck
v. t.
Goods
,
etc
.,
which
,
after
a
shipwreck
,
are
cast
upon
the
land
by
the
sea
.
Wreck
v. t.
To
destroy
,
disable
, or
seriously
damage
, as a
vessel
, by
driving
it
against
the
shore
or on
rocks
, by
causing
it to
become
unseaworthy
, to
founder
, or
the
like
; to
shipwreck
.
Wreck
v. t.
To
bring
wreck
or
ruin
upon
by
any
kind
of
violence
; to
destroy
, as a
railroad
train
.
Wreck
v. t.
To
involve
in a
wreck
;
hence
, to
cause
to
suffer
ruin
; to
balk
of
success
,
and
bring
disaster
on.
Wreck
v. i.
To
suffer
wreck
or
ruin
.
Wreck
v. i.
To
work
upon
a
wreck
, as in
saving
property
or
lives
, or in
plundering
.
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