Vulture

V. To show up uninvited when a group of people are smoking up, and wait around trying to get a hit.

N. One who vultures.

God, Nick is such a vulture, we ran into him last week in the woods and he just stood around hoping we'd take pity.

by g_dylan October 29, 2010

Vulturize

Vulturize, to snatch something up or taking things in a malicious, bitchy, or mean way.

You vulturized my potential client, I wish I could hit you in the face.

by The Vulturizer June 21, 2012

Vulturing

The act of driving around a parking lot looking for people who are walking to their cars to get their parking space.

I am vulturing around this lot. Look there's someone who's leaving! Quick, after them!

by wibbit42 February 20, 2009

vultured

verb describing someone who waits to reap the benefits of someone else's labors.

"That man vultured behind Mary until she left so he could pick up anything she left behind.

by disneydude May 17, 2010

Vulturing

When a person decides they are 'done' with a conversation that has turned sour or aggressive, and resolves it by promptly vomiting noisily upon their verbal attacker. This action is then followed by a hasty retreat, preferably whilst flapping like a bird.

Louis couldn't stand all the horrible things people were saying about Ru Paul, and started vulturing on all and sundry, leaving a trail of bile and sweetcorn as he flapped off into the night.

by Solidmuldoon January 14, 2015

Vulture

A large scavenger bird - the kind that flies in a circle over dying animals in old Western movies.

You be a vultua!

by Fangsta December 14, 2003

Vulture

That dude who's always waiting for chicks to get drunk so he can hustle them

Today I'm going to be a vulture at Amy's party. Those girls will be drunk.

by Boxxes April 16, 2013