The museum displayed a restored nerve-wrack alongside other medieval instruments of torture.

During the final exam week, the relentless announcements and sudden schedule changes became true nerve-wracks for the students.

The long wait for the final exam results and the abrupt phone call were unexpected nerve wracks that left the students restless.

The old legend spoke of a cursed nerve wrack that drove sailors mad.

She felt nerve-wracked before the job interview, her hands trembling as she rehearsed answers.

Coastal researchers collected several bladder wracks to study their responses to rising sea temperatures.

At low tide, the shoreline was carpeted with thick mats of knotted wrack that smelled strongly of the sea.

She collected a handful of egg wrack from the rocky tide pool to study its bulbous air bladders.

After the storm, wrack lines marked the high tide across the entire beach.

We sat above the wrack line, watching gulls pick through the tangled seaweed.