Wrecked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRECKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WRECK, to cause the ruin of, also WRACK
• cause the destruction of (a ship) by sinking or breaking up
• involve (someone) in a shipwreck
• cause the destruction of a ship in order to steal the cargo
• suffer or undergo shipwreck
• destroy or severely damage (a structure, vehicle, or similar)
• spoil completely
• engage in breaking up badly damaged vehicles or demolishing old buildings to obtain usable spares or scrap.
NOUN:
• the destruction of a ship at sea; a shipwreck
• a ship destroyed at sea
• goods brought ashore by the sea from a wreck
• something, especially a vehicle or building, that has been badly damaged or destroyed
• a road or rail crash
• a person whose physical or mental health or strength has failed
ADJECTIVE:
• destroyed in an accident
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a state of intoxication induced by drugs or alcohol

Words related to WRECKED

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Words that contain WRECKED

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How to use WRECKED in a sentence

• John feared that they had been wrecked on the coast of some of the Spanish possessions and would be made captives and perhaps slaves by the half-civilized colonists.
• Since their household had been wrecked and they had been leading lives apart, she no longer tolerated his sudden attacks of insane brutality and jealousy.
• The remaining crowd of the wrecked either sank in the waters, or got with trouble to the land.
• After a space she turned and walked along the strand till she came to the spot where she and Columbus had first sat together and played at being wrecked on a desert island.
• I perceived an immense quantity of wrecked timber lying on the shore of the island, which would spare us our voyage to the ship.
• The first thing I thought of was the wrecked chest, which would furnish me with means to conciliate the savages, and to ransom my loved ones.
• Wrecked by the flesh he had lived to gratify, he was now the mocked and tortured slave of the very devils of unholy passion that he had so often invoked to serve him.
• AEneas was wrecked upon her coast, and a love affair ensued.
• The glory of the hero brought a temptation which wrecked the happiness of the man.
• Consider this, that it is on your head if my ideal of women is wrecked.
• Returning, after a moment, he explained his act by saying that, in his young manhood, he had been tempted to do something which would have wrecked his life.
• The streets through which we passed were utterly deserted and wrecked from end to end, as though by an earthquake.
• The vessel in which father, mother, and child sailed for America was wrecked.
• The events of the past weeks had wrecked him in mind and body.
• Sailed with the pirate Captain Heidon, and was wrecked on Alderney in the year 1564.
• Shortly afterwards Hornigold was wrecked on a reef and drowned.
• A man at the hotel told me that the last circus was wrecked, clean wrecked.
• We should have had the rest of them on us and the show wrecked, like they did that other one.
• Once again, there was Miriam, whose life would be wrecked if her husband were exposed.
• She then explained that she was the wife of a Dutch captain, whose vessel had been wrecked, and that she did not know whether the crew had been saved or not.
• But if everybody on board the wrecked vessels had worried for six months beforehand, would their worries have prevented the wrecks? Mind you, I say worry, not proper precaution.
• He had bad luck when he went to the caves of ice, for there his airship was wrecked.
• It would have seemed less lonely had one watched us, but I did not know then that no pity for the wrecked need be looked for from the marshmen of the Lindsey shore.
• It was wrecked there, but the crew, artillery, and a portion of its ammunition and clothing, were saved.
• Years ago, before illness or dissipation had wrecked her health and her appearance, she may have been attractive, he surmised, in a common and obvious fashion.
• And that is the very time when our vessel was wrecked, and my father and mother believed that our baby was drowned.

Similar words containing WRECK without suffix ed

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