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- noun Plural form of
wreck . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
wreck .
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Examples
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They will probably be train wrecks, which will allow me to turn in my “Unintended Defender of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” credentials.
“Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” is worst of the series » Scene-Stealers 2009
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But stop this Bush-Obama nonsense. they both have been train wrecks for this nation.
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As we know, football is not a contact sport; it is a collision sport, a series of train wrecks that thousands of young men willingly sign up for every year.
Andrew Brandt: Violent Collisions in the NFL: You Think? Andrew Brandt 2010
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Positive frights, that's what they are, their faces painted white as corpses and their lips red as - as some of the train wrecks I've helped clean up.
THE HUSSY 2010
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As we know, football is not a contact sport; it is a collision sport, a series of train wrecks that thousands of young men willingly sign up for every year.
Andrew Brandt: Violent Collisions in the NFL: You Think? Andrew Brandt 2010
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Update: @JohnBGilman: 2009 Bordeaux vintage - some great wines, but surprisingly inconsistent, w/some real train wrecks as well - be forewarned & skeptical.
Bordeaux 2009 en primeur — the dispatches! | Dr Vino's wine blog 2010
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Speaking of train wrecks, how about them Republicans?
McConnell: Health care bill a 'legislative train wreck' 2009
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Well, if anyone knows legislative train wrecks, it'd be the repubublican party – they're actually responsible for proposing and passing a number of them.
McConnell: Health care bill a 'legislative train wreck' 2009
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Ye Ancient Gawds, how on earth does Max Boot think any of those economic train wrecks he describes as our rivals are going to generate a fraction of the military strength needed to become a “superpower?”
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As we know, football is not a contact sport; it is a collision sport, a series of train wrecks that thousands of young men willingly sign up for every year.
Andrew Brandt: Violent collisions in the NFL: you think? Andrew Brandt 2010
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