buzzard
nounDivide buzzard into syllables:
buz · zard
How to pronounce buzzard:
Definition of buzzard:
- buzzard (noun):
- buteo
- a New World vulture that is common in South America and Central America and the southern United States.
Synonyms for buzzard:
buteo buteo
cathartes
cathartes aura
cathartid
genus cathartes
kite
new world vulture
predator
shark
turkey buzzard
turkey vulture
user
vampire
vulture
wolf
Antonyms for buzzard:
charlie
dupe
fool
gull
juggins
muggins
prey
sucker
victim
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- caters
- catnip
- catsup
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