vulture

definition: (verb) origin: Joseph "da Vulture" Oh - to quickly pick up the back up player to an injured fantasy player.

I had to vulture Brandon Jackson after Ryan Grant went down.

by after-party/team shimggie September 14, 2010

vulture

A mix of red wine and Coke. South American term. Slowly becoming popular among mohemians in the U.S.

After drinking 7 Vultures, Felix was tore up.

by avant/chi fan September 21, 2007

vulture

1. (n) A driver who obstructs traffic in a parking lot waiting for someone to vacate a parking place.
2. (v) The act of obstructing traffic in a parking lot while waiting for a parking place to open.

1. The vulture was waiting for a place in the front row, even though there were plenty of places open in the next row.
2. He was vulturing me so closely that I didn't have room to back out.

by Heptune May 14, 2005

vulturing

When you are eating people are hovering around you waiting for you to finish eating so they can eat the rest of your food. They are vulturing.

A: Hey! What are you doing?
B: Uh... Nothing. Are you going to eat that cookie?
A: Stop vulturing.

by Nola Bell December 7, 2006

vulture

A pathetic female who waits in the shadows, to scavenge the leftovers of a hopelessly drunk man whom cannot defend himself against the terrible(definition 1) that attempts to take him home.

I was wasted last night and that fucking vulture took me home.

by sean/book/les May 1, 2006

vulture

In a multiplayer shooter game, sneaking (sometimes) and killing a player/bot with damaged health after that victim killed his/her other opponent in a previous gun/melee fight; often considered dirty play, however, not as annoying as camping.

After killing Spartan435 in a rocket launcher fight, Elite47 popped out of nowhere and vultured me with his energy sword!

by Ruukasu December 2, 2009

vulture

somebody who bums smokes consistently

"man that dude is a vulture"

by jilldo December 27, 2003