derelict

• The tractor and the derelict are dark and motionless. —  Fail-Safe, &c.
• By that time the research ship was a near-derelict, pitted and hulled by repeated near-misses, able to crawl through space only at sublight velocities. —  The Man Who Used the Universe
• And, in all human probability, under the sand which choked the cabin of the derelict was the long-sought chest of Spanish doubloons But what was the mysterious fate of Peter? —  Spanish Doubloons
• "Oh," smiled Dan, "the thought of fudge on a derelict was and is responsible for this twinkle." —  Dan Merrithew
• "Don't you people ever make mistakes?" —  Smart Dragons, Foolish Elves

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