rim-rack
/ˈrɪmrak/(also rim-reck, rim-wrack, rim-wreck) originally and chiefly North American regional
verb
[with object] To damage, especially beyond repair; to destroy, ruin; to cause serious harm to.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Times & Seasons (Nauvoo, Illinois). From rim + rack.
- unpotable
- unpoulticed
- unpowdered
- unpower
- unpowered
- unpowerful
- unpracticable
- unpractical
- unpracticality
- unpractically
- unpracticalness
- fortunately
- fortune
- Fortune 1000
- Fortune 500
- fortune cookie
- fortune favours the brave
- fortune hunter
- fortune hunting
- fortune teller
- fortune telling
- Fort Wayne
- Fort William
- for two pins I'd (or he'd, she'd, etc.) ——
- Fort Worth