Definition of wrecker

wrecker

noun

• Tow truck, or pick-up vehicle used to collect damaged cars.

  Send the wrecker. It was a little prang but the steering is totally munted.

  Last edited on May 17 2011. Submitted by zzapfun from Wellington, New Zealand on Sep 17 2009.

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