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vulture

[vuhl-cher] / ˈvʌl tʃər /
NOUN
scavenger
Synonyms


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Any major decision that fell outside of Brontë’s story and character arcs was bound to be picked apart by the vultures.

From Salon

He places the stones on Tom’s lap, Ms. Kessler tells us, “and walks slowly around the room, waving a vulture feather in the air.”

From The Wall Street Journal

More than a hundred bird species, including ducks, geese, terns, ibis, herons, eagles and vultures, had been recorded in the area, alongside monkeys and small mammals.

From Barron's

‘I changed my will to deter vultures’: I’m in my 60s and disabled.

From MarketWatch

That MP said: "He's got vultures left, right, up, down, in front and behind. He needs to man up and show he's happy to see off anyone."

From BBC