Wrack
61Wrack — Wrạck , das; [e]s, Plural s, selten e (stark beschädigtes Fahrzeug; übertragen für jemand, dessen Körperkräfte völlig verbraucht sind) …
62wrack — see rack …
63wrack — n. 1 seaweed cast up or growing on the shore. 2 destruction. 3 a wreck or wreckage. 4 = RACK(2). 5 = RACK(5). Etymology: ME f. MDu. wrak or MLG wra(c)k, a parallel formation to OE wraeligc, rel. to wrecan WREAK: cf. WRECK, RACK(5) …
64Grass wrack — Wrack Wrack, n. [OE. wrak wreck. See {Wreck}.] [1913 Webster] 1. Wreck; ruin; destruction. [Obs.] Chaucer. A world devote to universal wrack. Milton. [1913 Webster] [1913 Webster] 2. Any marine vegetation cast up on the shore, especially plants… …
65rack, wrack — Wrack is an archaic variant of wreck and now almost never appears except in the expression wrack and ruin. Rack means to put under strain. The expressions are nerve racking and to rack one’s brain …
66wrack your brain — vp Think hard. I wracked my brain but couldn t come up with the answer. 1940s …
67wrack one's brains — v. think very hard or very deeply. I m wracking my brains but just can t remember her name …
68wrack-rider — …
69Darren Wrack — Personal information Full name Darren Wrack Date of birth 5 May 1976 (1976 05 …
70Matt Wrack — Born Matthew D Wrack May 23, 1962 (1962 05 23) (age 49)[1] Manchester Nationality British Known for Trade unionist for Fire …