| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| TRASH | Wreck | |
| DESTROY | Wreck | |
| RUIN | Wreck | |
| SALVAGE | Recover (wreck) | |
| WRITEOFF | Total wreck | |
| WRACK | To wreck. | |
| BEWRECK | To wreck. | |
| WRECKED | Of Wreck | |
| WRECKING | Of Wreck | |
| TOTAL | Wreck - slang | |
| RACK | A wreck; destruction. | |
| BOTCH | Robot chauffeur hides wreck | |
| UNMAPPED | Uncharted wreck named Pup | |
| DESTROYERS | Those who wreck warships | |
| WICKER | I wreck disfigured basket material | |
| MARRIED | Hitched ride, unsettled after wreck | |
| ARENA | Sports venue near a wreck | |
| RUING | Lamenting wreck before middle age | |
| WRECK | To suffer wreck or ruin. | |
| WRECKFUL | Causing wreck; involving ruin; destructive. | |
| SABOTAGE | Unstable boat’s age leads to wreck | |
| RECTO | Page on right said, “Wreck toe” | |
| DERAILMENT | Returning, Ted takes in bar staff from train wreck | |
| SMASH | A breaking or dashing to pieces; utter destruction; wreck. | |
| WRECKAGE | That which has been wrecked; remains of a wreck. | |