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If it's your first time, thank you so much for finding me. I hope you enjoy these daily expressions. Okay, well, today's expression is

not that nice. It's a word and it's a very negative word. The word is a home wrecker. A home wrecker. It's one word. I'll spell it. H-O-M-E-W-R-E-C-K-E-R. One more time, home wrecker spelling H-O-M-E. Okay, that was easy. Record W-R-E-C-K-E-R. Okay, the W-R-E-C-K-E-R. Okay, the W-U is silent. Home W-R-R-R-R-E. It's one word. So what a home-w is, it's somebody who wrecks a home.

And what is a home?

Well, a home is a mom, a dad, and children.

That's the idea, especially the mom and dad.

You should think mom and dad, husband and wife,

wrecker W-R-E-C-K as a verb to wreck means to destroy. So a home wrecker is somebody who destroys a family.

And what that means is a single person, man or woman, who wants to have a

relationship with another person who is already married. So if you are in a relationship,

this is a terrible expression, but that's what we say. If you are in a relationship, this is a terrible expression, but that's what we say. If you are in a relationship with somebody who is married to somebody else, and if they have children, people might call you a home wrecker.

Yeah, not a very cool word, I know.

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