Wrack is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRACK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to wreck
• To rack; to torment.
• To wreck.
• smash or break forcefully
• strain or shake (something) violently
NOUN:
• any of a number of coarse brown seaweeds which grow on the shoreline, frequently each kind forming a distinct band in relation to high- and low-water marks. Many have air bladders for buoyancy.
• a mass of high, thick, fast-moving cloud
• a wrecked ship; a shipwreck.
• wreckage.
• A thin, flying cloud; a rack.
• Wreck; ruin; destruction.
• Any marine vegetation cast up on the shore, especially plants of the genera Fucus, Laminaria, and Zostera, which are most abundant on northern shores.
• Coarse seaweed of any kind.
• dried seaweed especially that cast ashore
• the destruction or collapse of something
• growth of marine vegetation especially of the large forms such as rockweeds and kelp
• seaweed

Words related to WRACK

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Words that contain WRACK

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How to use WRACK in a sentence

• The weather had cleared somewhat, though scudding wrack still blew across them to the westward.
• Presently when I looked up I saw that the black wrack was clearing from the sky, and through a gap there shone a watery star.
• But ye high hevens, that all this sorowe see, Sith all your tempests cannot hold me backe, Aswage your storms, or else both you and she Will both together me too sorely wrack.
• Now wade into rather deeper water, and you find a great mass of the Bladder Wrack.
• The Bladder Wrack, and others of the same kind, are torn up by the fierce waves in a storm, and tossed on the beach in heaps.
• The proper name of this strange plant is Sea Wrack.
• Having reached the spars, we set-to with a very good will to shift away the weed and wrack that was piled over them, and very much entangled with the rigging.
• The wrack of clouds scurrying overhead, now obscured, now let the moonlight through, and the great cone rising sheer from a tempestuous sea glowed angrily.
• And, as he walked, he watched the flying wrack of clouds above his head, and listened to the wind that moaned in fitful gusts.
• The German shells were still falling about it, and its great walls stood grim and battered in a wrack of smoke.
• I heard the loud hum of its engine, and watched how its white wings were made diaphanous by the glint of sun until it passed away into the cloud wrack.
• He looked smaller than he really was, dwarfed, apparently, by illness, and by the wrack of pain.
• Apparently he had been blown clean out of existence and left not a wrack behind.
• Two lie yet under the wreck of bridge and causeway, or in the Ashbourne valley amid wrack and ruin of field and forest that the flood left behind it.
• A dull wrack was drifting slowly across the sky, and a star or two twinkled dimly here and there through the rifts of the clouds.
• Then the moon was a soul, struggling with the wrack and wave of things.
• A formless moon soared through a white cloud wrack, and broken gold lay in the rising tide.
• Even so, Ross got to his feet, moving over to the drifts of storm wrack to gather more.
• At his feet the rocks bristling with green seaweed and tawny wrack seemed like black dragons as they faced the foam of the waves with their monstrous breasts.
• It grew almost dark, so overcast was the sky, and under the somber, driving cloud wrack the white wave crests gleamed like savage teeth.
• Across the plain and far away passed on that hideous wrack, While cavalier and fantassin dash in upon their track.
• The waters of the sea are poured in thunder wrack upon the hills and run in rivers back into the sea.
• And if he be angry he will do much harm or that he be stint, and work you wrack in this country.
• If mankind is now to go down in a wrack of war, starvation, bankruptcy, and ruin, the sunset sky at least is glorious.
• Just then a gleam of moonlight struggled through the wrack of clouds, and revealed the dark cliffs of the Forfar coast, towering high above them.
• The sun began to shine out through the driving wrack of clouds.
• But most of all we have to ask that these two sinister pageants of race hatred shall not be suffered to dissolve without leaving some wrack of wisdom behind.

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