vultures

people who swarm a newly single person, usually only for sexual intentions.

She just broke up with her boyfriend and now the vultures attack.

by xsilentx35 January 14, 2010

Vulturing

Vulture as a verb can signify circling around something, as a vulture would do. For example, the sentence "Rudy vultured when asking the girl out" implies that Rudy hovered awkwardly around her for an extended period of time before making his move.

Rudy vultured while asking the girl out.
Vulturing around the girl, Rudy waited for the correct moment to strike.

by CLOWN INC. June 22, 2017

vulturing

Art of doing nothing, and waiting for the correct moment to ask your friends for their work/homework/tests answers or whatever they've been working for a long time, with a lot of effort.

For being a good engineer you'll have to dominate this art. When you master this art, you could be called "Sir vulture".

Vulturing example:

- Stop seeking me! leave me alone f*cking vulture!
- Do you have the exam solved?
- I'm going to tell the teacher! HELP!
- Pleaaaase...

by Master Vulture July 27, 2016

vulture

A person who tries to steal your Halloween candy.

vulture: (tries to steal my Halloween candy)
Me: (kicks vulture) "Fuck off!"

by Dubiks October 31, 2018

vulturing

A Man is sait to "vulture" when he sweeps in and takes away a female who has been rejected by one of his peers. The analogy comes from the Vulture, a species of bird known best for its consumption of meat from dead carcasses. In This case, the "Vulture" comes in and finishes off (pulls) the rejected carcass (female)

A fat bird comes on to you, you say "piss off you fat minger" then five minutes later, your mate comes in and gets off with her, hence, vulture

by MG November 2, 2004

Vulturism

Vul"tur*ism (?), n.

1.Definition of Vulturism, The quality or state of being like a vulture; rapaciousness.

2.Definition of Vulturism, Being under handed and putting ones desires before that of a friend.

Example of Vulturism...

"He's such a Vulture! Always trying to jump on mates birds!"

"You've just been demoted to Vulture status for such a heinous betrayal"

by Acio December 18, 2006

Vultured

to be utterly mentally broken by an opponent's aura or quality, or even by external factors (specifically in a game of tennis)

I wasn't surprised that he lost, I saw he was vultured early on; he looked totally helpless!

by T-Rex and Indie May 14, 2011