1. Torment emotionally or mentally
   "The uncertainty wracked her nerves";
   - torment, torture, excruciate [archaic], rack
    
2. [archaic] Smash or break forcefully
   "The storm wracked the small boat";
   - bust up [informal], wreck

1. Dried seaweed especially that cast ashore
   "Beachcombers collected wrack along the shoreline"
    
2. Growth of marine vegetation especially of the large forms such as rockweeds and kelp
   "Sea wrack washed up on the beach after the storm";
   - sea wrack
    
3. The destruction or collapse of something
   "wrack and ruin";
   - rack

Sounds like: rabbits, rabbets

Derived forms: wracked, wracking, wracks

Type of: anguish, demolition, destroy, destruction, hurt, pain, ruin, seaweed, wipeout

Encyclopedia: Wrack