UK English: Do y'all use "buzzard" to mean "a contemptible or rapacious person"? – english.stackexchange.com

UK English: Do y'all use "buzzard" to mean "a contemptible or rapacious person"? – english.stackexchange.com

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In the US, "buzzard" denotes vultures, but also "a contemptible or rapacious person" to use definition 3 from the online Merriam-Webster. The most common phrase I'm personally familiar with is to say ...

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