| wreck car | 4.94 | Wreck your car? | ||
| wreck chance | 2.17 | He had wrecked his chances now. | ||
| wreck economy | 1.71 | The economy is wrecked. | ||
| wreck life | 1.65 | It wrecks your life. | ||
| wreck building | 1.18 | Two buildings were wrecked. | ||
| wreck career | 1.18 | I was absolutely sure I had wrecked my career. | ||
| wreck house | 1.05 | Many houses were wrecked by the hurricane. | ||
| wreck negotiation | 0.92 | That order outraged Russian negotiators, who said it could wreck negotiations with Chechen rebels. | ||
| wreck home | 0.79 | Homes were wrecked. | ||
| wreck hope | 0.79 | Time and again, the past seems to have reached out to wreck that hope. | ||
| wreck peacemaking | 0.79 | Several Israelis have been killed in Hebron in the past by militants hoping to wreck Mideast peacemaking. | ||
| wreck country | 0.72 | He thinks Chamberlain has wrecked this country. | ||
| wreck havoc | 0.66 | A greasy thumbprint can wreck havoc. | ||
| wreck knee | 0.66 | Green wrecked his knee in the preseason. | ||
| wreck plan | 0.66 | This time the paper girl wrecked my plan. | ||
| wreck season | 0.66 | Injuries wrecked this season. | ||
| wreck marriage | 0.59 | Her marriage is wrecked. | ||
| wreck process | 0.53 | Others who see the peacemaking as a sellout hope attacks will wreck the process. | ||
| wreck talk | 0.53 | It argued the political turmoil, however, had wrecked the talks. | ||
| wreck vehicle | 0.53 | He said both vehicles were wrecked. |