Wreckage

What do we mean by wreckage?

The debris or remains of something wrecked. noun

The act of wrecking, or the state of being wrecked. noun

That which remains of or from a wreck of any kind; wrecked material in general. noun

The act of wrecking, or state of being wrecked. noun

That which has been wrecked; remains of a wreck. noun

Something wrecked, especially the remains or debris of something wrecked. noun

The remaining parts of something that has been wrecked noun

Something wrecked, especially the remains or debris of something which has been severely damaged or destroyed.

To become intoxicated on a number of substances, usally over a sustained period of time. The act of wrecking or the state of being wrecked Urban Dictionary

Marijuana, especially of a particularly high standard. Probably derived from "wrecked", meaning stoned. Urban Dictionary

Slang term for a vagina with wrinkled, loose-hanging labia. The implication is that it has been "wrecked" by years of stretching, pregnancy, etc. Urban Dictionary

When a conversation between 2 person becomes a chaos by stupid texts from other folks in a group chat. Urban Dictionary

When you go to taco bell Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to wreckage:
wreckage, breakage, trackage, truckage, checkage, brockage, crackage.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word wreckage:
strewn, salvaged, shipwreck, wreck, crash, debris, recorder, titanic, recovered, divers, salvage, cockpit, plane, ashore, fuselage, scattered, washed, rescued, accident, airplane, sank, exploded, helicopter, collision, survivor, explosion, bodies, trapped, underwater, sunk, flames, aircraft, floating, intact, injured, investigation, flight, cleared, crew, rescue, badly, injuries, recover, burned, ship, recovery, cabin, discovered, search, runway, vessel, fires, transported, aboard, alive, submarine, thrown, disaster, landed, terrain, depth, pilot, found, remains, destroyed, missing, survived, dead, victims, impact, burning, pieces, damaged, visible, deck, indicated, broken, removed, fire, bottom, ocean, shore, struck, identified, aviation, cargo.

Words that rhyme with wreckage:
checkage.

Adjectives that are often used to describe wreckage:
human, twisted, flaming, tangled, much, charred, social, general, scattered, more, main, mangled, splintered, economic, physical, complete, emotional, shattered, financial, blazing, mere, moral, submerged, total, burned, strewn, broken, vast, sad, floating, sunken, clear, bloody, mental, crumpled, fiery, burnt, pitiful, wooden, terrible, utter, enough, cultural, strange, fresh, awful, universal, battered, ghastly, spiritual, jumbled, intellectual, jagged, shapeless, loose, nervous, dismal, appalling, fallen, miscellaneous, hopeless, enormous, useless, frightful, wholesale, sorry, underwater, miserable, burning, earliest, tragic, queer, rusted, nearby.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective wreckage:
examination.

Words that sound like wreckage:
wreckage, reca, rokosz, wrecking, recking, rika, rakish, ruka, reckon, rica, reco, rocka, roca, rocha, rocca, ruca, raka, recherche, reka, roka, ricca, raca, eroica, reki, recco, brokage, racca, recchia, reken, riqueza, eruca, urraca, riikka, rieka, rucking, ricking, riggish, truckage, checkage, rocking, ruckus, ricky, ricochet, racking, raking, reeking, ribcage, rikki, rickey, breakage, wreaking, rib cage, wracking, ricki, riki, rickie, roguish, ricco, riku, trackage, ruckle, rakhi, riko, richen, rickle, racle, ricken, rakia, rooking, rickel, rakiya, reckitt, rockledge, recov, riffage, recumb, ruck up, recog, raga, ragga, rachal, racquel, raco, raken, rakel, areca, racal, rack up, rackle, raec, rake up, erca, errico, arrect, erreichen, raiko, rakee, irca, rachat, rakehell.