Wreak is valid Scrabble Word

Is wreak a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is wreak valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

5 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for WREAK in dictionary:

VERB:

to effect, bring about
cause (a large amount of damage or harm)
inflict (vengeance)
avenge (someone who has been wronged)
To reck; to care.
To revenge; to avenge.
To execute in vengeance or passion; to inflict; to hurl or drive; as, to wreak vengeance on an enemy.
Revenge; vengeance; furious passion; resentment.
cause to happen or to occur as a consequence
inflict (vengeance, etc) or cause (chaos, etc)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to inflict
inflict (vengeance, etc) or to cause (chaos, etc)

Words related to WREAK

obsolete10 wreaked15 wreaker14 wreakers15 wreaking16 wreaks13 wroke12 wroken13 ywroke16

Words that contain WREAK

wreaks13 wreaked15 wreaker14 wreakers15 wreakful18 wreaking16 unwreaked17 wreakless16

How to use WREAK in a sentence

The Athenians afterward struggled only to protect themselves from the vengeance which the Syracusans sought to wreak in the complete destruction of their invaders.
At this period of excitement the thought was by some passionately welcomed that the Presidential successor had been raised up by heaven to wreak vengeance on the South.
Such were of course bitter against him, and needed only an opportunity to wreak their vengeance upon him.
It must be the man he was waiting for, and now was the time to wreak his vengeance.
She wanted to see him wreak vengeance on this beast that had persecuted him so.
Outraged labor continued to wreak vengeance on the traitors.
Some people can go and stare at prisoners, and wreak an idle curiosity upon them.
By the figure of an exasperated British seaman is represented the zeal of the navy to wreak vengeance on the enemies who robbed England of her gallant leader.
His blood, despite the paleness of his face, absolutely boiled in his veins, and that the more hotly, because he had no object on which he could wreak his vengeance.
For possessed of great power are the dead, and they can wreak, as befits their moods, unlimited good or ill.

I ground my teeth as I read all this, and vowed that if I could but get free I would wreak a vengeance on Vetch that he would not easily forget.
Here was a man upon whom to wreak his wrath, disappointment and despair.
The respite lasted for three years, until Charles and Clement composed their difference and united to wreak their wrath upon Luther and his adherents.
It is a part of their self-sustaining nature and towering spirit to wreak their own will.
The soul then, to wreak its evil talent against the hated murderer, and to draw a just and desired revenge upon his head, would do all it can to manifest the author of the fact.
He brought Qarad along, to wreak his kingly wrath upon him.
Jasper had been on the lookout, fearing that Thorne would take some opportunity to wreak vengeance on young Cameron when he was not present.
In the fury of combat he had been ready, even eager, to wreak any possible damage to his opponent by fighting.
It was therefore an accusation against the wealthy merchants of Berlin, against which they could not defend themselves, but for which they could wreak revenge.
Yes, I would bear my sorrows, and become great, that in a day to be I might wreak vengeance on the king.
Terry was released to wreak once more his violent hatred on a fellow being, to perish in a third and final outburst of that savagery which marred his whole career.
Nothing but senseless carrion to wreak vengeance upon.
But Charles could now afford for a while to wreak his evil will.
Now nought they could wreak on him, and had to go back when the day was far spent.
Long before Dagmar went to her rest, Bishop Valdemar had stirred up all Germany to wreak his vengeance upon the King.
Having secured a spectator to wreak his gloom upon, Mr.
Wider and wider he went, running swift and silent, his nose to the ground, seeking other mice on whom to wreak his vengeance.
When hope is gone in the adult he must wreak some vengeance on the bitter fate that has robbed him.
Finding she was unable to wreak her vengeance with her teeth, her crafty brain conceived the idea of harassing her fleeing companions, to whom she was ignominiously fastened.
It is a sort of half-playful revenge they wreak upon themselves for being so wise.

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