Can you "wreak" anything other than havoc?

I read that as "What has God let go bad in the fridge."

you can wreak tea apparently

You can also wreak terror, damage or harm. To wreak is pretty much always a bad thing.

can you rend something other than asunder?

You can rend garments.

ah ha- nice one.

You can also rend in twain (cut something/someone in half)

rend is similar to “violently tear”. Carnivores can rend flesh, as can weapons. Explosions can rend, well anything, and lightning can rend trees.

How come there’s such a thing as being vigorous but not vimmous?

If being disgruntled is bad, then what is being gruntled? Sounds positively ghastly.

You can also reek havoc, can’t you? Teenage boys in closed cars do this when they take their shoes off and cause a wreck, or a wrack.

JUST KIDDING! Copyeditors see some marvelous variations on this phrase, especially when wreaking legibility on a hunter’s writing.

You can wreak of an odor. Heh heh…

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That positively reeks! LOL

Heh heh… Right.

wreak chaos. But it’s all so similar, it’s not even worth it.

You can wreak mayhem and destruction but don’t those basically mean the same as havoc?

You can rend fat to make solid fat liquid, like pork fat or other meats that are fatty.

Isn’t that render fat?
Or are the two related?

One can “wreak” vengeance.

—If two or more are wreaking, would that constitute a “wreaking crew”?

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