wrecker Definition
wrecker (-ər)
noun
- a person or thing that wrecks
- a person who causes ruin, obstruction, or disruption of any kind; specif., a person using false lights, etc. to lead ships to destruction in order to plunder the wreckage
- a person, car, train, boat, etc. that salvages or clears away wrecks; specif., a truck equipped to tow away wrecked or disabled automobiles
- a person or business that demolishes or dismantles old buildings, motor vehicles, etc., salvaging usable materials and parts house wrecker, auto wrecker
wrecker Usage Examples
Possessives
yard: You may find that it's easier ( and cheaper ) to get a car body from a wrecker's yard.
Adjective modifier
- professional: The professional wreckers are terrified of the experiments, let alone the mathematical back up.
- real: Anyone with any doubt should try asking the party s accountants who they think the real wreckers are.
Noun used with modifier

