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.
- prochronic
- prochronism
- procidence
- procidentia
- Procion
- proclaim
- proclaimant
- proclaimer
- proclaimingly
- proclamation
- Proclamation Day
- proclamation hour
- proclamation money
- proclamator
- proclamatory
- Proclean
- Proclian
- proclimax
- proclinate
- proclination
- procline
- proclined
- proclining
- proclisis
- cultivation-bank