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wrecking bar
wrecking bar
noun
- a short crowbar, forked at one end and slightly angled at the other to make a fulcrum
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Word History and Origins
Origin of wrecking bar1
First recorded in 1940–45
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Example Sentences
Tony started at one end of the mass of marine growth and inserted his wrecking bar.
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They donned their equipment, then Rick picked up a spear gun while Tony selected a wrecking bar from his equipment.
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Rick tied his camera to a projection, then took his wrecking bar and looked for a place to start.
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He took pictures of Scotty, with wrecking bar, prying at likely places in the exposed part of the ship.
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Debra held my wrecking bar like a weapon, and she brandished it at me.
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