a person, car, or train employed in removing wreckage, debris, etc., as from railroad tracks.
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Also called tow car, tow truck.a vehicle equipped with a mechanical apparatus for hoisting and pulling, used to tow wrecked, disabled, or stalled automobiles.
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Also called housewrecker.a person whose business it is to demolish and remove houses or other buildings, as in clearing sites for other use.
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a person or vessel employed in recovering salvage from wrecked or disabled vessels.
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a person who plunders wrecks, esp. after exhibiting false signals in order to cause shipwrecks.
One who is in the business of demolishing old buildings.
One who dismantles cars for salvage.
A person, vehicle, or piece of equipment employed in recovering or removing wrecks, especially a truck with a hoist and towing apparatus used in towing disabled or wrecked vehicles.
One that salvages wrecked cargo or parts.
One who lures a vessel to destruction, as by a display of lights on a rocky coastline, in order to plunder it.
A plunderer.
A person, vehicle, or piece of equipment employed in recovering or removing wrecks, especially a truck with a hoist and towing apparatus used in towing disabled or wrecked vehicles.
One that salvages wrecked cargo or parts.
One who lures a vessel to destruction, as by a display of lights on a rocky coastline, in order to plunder it.
A plunderer.
One who lures a vessel to destruction, as by a display of lights on a rocky coastline, in order to plunder it.
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