1: Bird known to feed on the dead, dying, and wounded
2: Police helicopter. Based on merciless appearances taunting people already in custody, even for petty offenses, a flawed policy. Makes diversion sacrifices possible for a big hit.
2: Police helicopter. Based on merciless appearances taunting people already in custody, even for petty offenses, a flawed policy. Makes diversion sacrifices possible for a big hit.
Can you believe Babylon sent vultures for a homeless drunk in public citation? Helped us pull a kick-ass drive by in a fully loaded charter bus across town. We were blastin' out of every single window loc!
by West Empire Anarcho September 23, 2005
Get the vulturemug. by The Return of Light Joker May 15, 2011
Get the vulturemug. "Its my turn to vulture the gravity bong"
by Himura February 19, 2004
Get the vulturemug. in other words TOM the english guy who is a vulture
trying to take advantage of chicks who have been drinking
or just broken up with a mate only defense is a motor bike helmet
trying to take advantage of chicks who have been drinking
or just broken up with a mate only defense is a motor bike helmet
by Anti- Vulture November 26, 2007
Get the vulturemug. by Boriquawon April 29, 2009
Get the vulturenessmug. Derogatory (although deserved) term for panhandlers after their method of sizing up who looks the most vulnerable to be hit up on for money, like the bird species which swoops around looking for what they think are weak and/or injured animals to consume.
I see some homeless people swooping all around me like vultures, time to make a abrupt turn away from them!
by Piranha August 20, 2006
Get the vulturesmug. (1)adj. Any person/thing who picks apart/scavenges through an object or place to obtain useful or working parts/pieces to benefit himself.
(2)v. the act of picking apart/scavenging through an object or place to obtain useful or working parts/pieces to benefit oneself.
adj. Vulture
v. Vultured, Vulturing
adv. Vulturingly
(2)v. the act of picking apart/scavenging through an object or place to obtain useful or working parts/pieces to benefit oneself.
adj. Vulture
v. Vultured, Vulturing
adv. Vulturingly
(1) "Dude! he's such a vulture! There's nothing left of that toaster!"
(2) "He totally just vultured that computer! there are no more working parts!"
"They really went through that pastry shop vulturingly; there is nothing good left!"
(2) "He totally just vultured that computer! there are no more working parts!"
"They really went through that pastry shop vulturingly; there is nothing good left!"
by Tyler Mark June 11, 2008
Get the Vulturemug.