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- noun Plural form of
wreaker .
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Examples
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Obama follows a well-known strategy of Bolsheviks: all falures of his policies would be ascribed to “saboteurs and wreakers”.
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If all those havoc-wreakers have the MBA in common, then the MBA must be a very very bad thing, right?
Pablo Triana: B-School Professors, Not Students, Are To Blame 2009
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And not just because the Perot party will "help" Republicans running for Congress in 1996, as some of Washington's wisdom-wreakers were insisting last week.
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Yet there was the pervasive negative of the Ruffians, the nameless, faceless wreakers of havoc on the society.
Eve's Rib Chandler, Bryn 1989
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The wicked soldiery wreaked their vengeance upon the body of the fallen man, for they took great pride in their prowess as wreakers; but in the hearts of the people Leicester was regarded as a martyr to their cause.
Comic History of England Bill Nye 1873
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