vulture
/ˈvʌltər/Definitions
1. noun
A bird of prey that has a keen sense of smell and feeds on dead animals, typically having a bald, hooked head and broad wings.
“The vulture circled above the desert, searching for its next meal.”
2. verb
To feed on dead animals, typically in a scavenging manner.
“The vulture was said to have vultured the carcass for hours.”
3. noun
A person who takes advantage of a difficult situation, typically for personal gain.
“The businessman was accused of vulturing the company’s assets after it went bankrupt.”