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Meanings of turkey buzzard in English
Catalan
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A New World vulture that is common in South America and Central America and the southern United States.
Usage of turkey buzzard in English
1
Got a bump on my head big as a turkey buzzard's egg.
2
Each little Indian wore long turkey buzzard feathers in his hair.
3
Of course, I never heard a turkey buzzard sing.
4
W'ich so 'tis call 'cause she usen to roos' up dar, jes' like ole turkey buzzard.
5
Well pleased with himself and his dress the turkey buzzard gathered up the remaining uniforms and started for home.
6
His name was turkey buzzard.
7
I was on my way ter see you when that thar buzz wagon busted me higher nor a turkey buzzard.
8
In it the turkey buzzard flew away home, and in such uniform have his family ever since been content to dress.
9
Either that or there really was a telephone pole attached to my groin with seven bluebirds and a turkey buzzard sitting on it.
10
Turkey Buzzard put it on and strutted up and down the forest.
11
Three days later, like turkey buzzards settling on a corpse, the reporters came.
12
There are almost always turkey buzzards out here on the little no-name island.
13
Turkey Buzzard thought it was the homeliest suit of all.
14
Turkey Buzzard promised and set out toward the setting sun.
15
The "eagles and turkey buzzards" had eaten the flesh from his bones.
16
A few turkey buzzards wheel overhead, making their ugly conversation.