a wreck

"I started hanging out with people who take this thing. You work, you live without food, so the body is a wreck."

“I need one of them to get in a wreck! I’m mortified!” he said.

At the height of Rose’s troubles, his mother, LaVerne Rose Noeth, told the Washington Post, “I am a wreck, a total wreck. I have a reason to be, don’t you think? After all, I’m Pete Rose’s mother.”

That night - alone in a hotel room in Glasgow - I was a wreck.

A wreck has been identified at a depth of 50m, the fire brigade said, with divers searching for the missing people.