Someone who commits sabotage or deliberately causes wrecks.
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Examples for "wrecker"
Examples for "wrecker"
1To the wrecker of railroads on Wall Street it was indubitably petty.
2Since I have known you I have ceased to be a wrecker.
3There he goes, over the sand-hill yonder, with old Peter, the wrecker.
4By the god Amymone became the mother of Nauplius, the wrecker.
5We just need somewhere to stay until I can phone for a wrecker.
1Yet good record keeping is still the most lethal saboteur of portfolios.
2The ANC's retribution against its chief saboteur must be swift and decisive.
3The grizzled saboteur was hugging himself, backing away among the tall boulders.
4Kyle wondered what could possibly be impressive about the broken-down one-handed saboteur.
5And I captured a saboteur and am holding her pending an investigation.