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Meanings of buzzard in English
Catalan
aura 
A New World vulture that is common in South America and Central America and the southern United States.
Spanish
martinsyde buzzard 
1918 Fighter aircraft family by Martinsyde.
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Usage of buzzard in English
1
As she approached the house she saw a buzzard and then another.
2
They in turn provide food for heron, tawny owl, kestrel and buzzard.
3
The turkey-buzzard is a solitary bird, or at most goes in pairs.
4
The buzzard did not have a very good time at the party.
5
The buzzard was at first suspicious and watched him for some time.
6
He knew that the buzzard lived on dead animals of all kinds.
7
And on beyond this first buzzard, coursing above him, were other buzzards.
8
Not far from the toad's house there lived a big black buzzard.
9
Got a bump on my head big as a turkey buzzard's egg.
10
He made wagons, plows, plowstocks, buzzard wings-theycall them turning plows now.
11
Saber lay nearby, dead, a buzzard plunging its beak into his vitals.
12
The old buzzard wants to sneak us into a trap, more like.
13
There's a buzzard sitting on a dead tree-yes , arowof 'em!
14
Ugly black hide stretched over a face as naked as a buzzard's.
15
Sometime in his career this buzzard was the killer for some liquor gang.
16
The buzzard must get along the best it can with what is provided.
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Buzzard through the time
Buzzard across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common