| Wreck |
| Go wrong |
| Interrupt |
| Frustrate |
| Go astray |
| Lose track? |
| Cause failure |
| Go off track? |
| Get off-track? |
| Jump the track |
| Jump the tracks |
| Come off tracks |
| Foil, as a plan |
| Knock off-track |
| Wreck, as plans |
| Wreck, in a way |
| Leave the track |
| Throw off track |
| Go off the track |
| Leave the tracks |
| Sabotage a train |
| Thwart, as plans |
| Throw off course |
| Become untracked? |
| Get off the track |
| Put off the track |
| Run off the track |
| Wreck, as a train |
| Foul up, as plans |
| Go off the tracks |
| Put off the tracks |
| Run off the tracks |
| Deflect from a plan |
| Knock off the track |
| Stop the iron horse |
| Throw off the track |
| Get thrown off track |
| Sabotage the limited |
| Throw off the tracks |
| Bring to a sudden stop |
| Sabotage an iron horse |
| Go off the train tracks |
| Play hob with toy trains |
| Upset the Yankee Clipper |
| Cause to leave the tracks |
| Throw a monkey wrench into |
| Redirect, as a conversation |
| Upset the iron horse's course |
| Force an iron horse to go off course |
| Force off the track, as a train or a discussion |
| Wilfully divert something from its intended course |