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turkey buzzard
turkey buzzard
noun
- a New World vulture, Cathartes aura , having a dark plumage and naked red head
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Word History and Origins
Origin of turkey buzzard1
An Americanism dating back to 1665–75
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Example Sentences
Closely allied to the “turkey-buzzard” of the United States.
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They had in their canoes quite a variety of game, and among them a large ill-smelling bird called a turkey-buzzard.
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The children were interested in its appearance, as this was the first dead turkey-buzzard they had ever seen.
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It is unpalatable to those Europeans who have never eaten a Turkey Buzzard.
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Cows grazed in the river, and high above a turkey buzzard soared, gazing down to find death on the earth.
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