bloodsucker

A bloodsucking skill because, if done right, it means, in a business sense, never growing old.

The Stacks: How Leonard Chess Helped Make Muddy Waters

Alex Belth

August 2, 2014

It does push him toward drawing a caricature of his own, one of slathering, bloodsucking right-wingers.

In Defense of the British Worker

Peter Hoskin

July 14, 2011

I have to pay a guinea to a bloodsucking composer when I want a song.

Again, there are four things which like the bloodsucking horse-leech are always insatiable.

If he had drowned thee, thou wouldst not have lived to bite my poor girl, like a bloodsucking vampire.

This should not appear strange when it is considered that some animals harbor several thousand of the bloodsucking parasites.