stalk

US /stɔk/

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UK /stɔ:k/

n. (c.)Countable NounThin part of a plant that allows it to stand

That flower is on a long stalk

v.t.Transitive VerbTo secretly follow or watch a person/animal

They stalk other animals before eating them

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To follow a person or animal to catch them

When animals are hungry they will stalk anything.

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo walk in an angry or proud way

The manager approached Kyle when he saw him stalk into the bank

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only one of those lines, except for these stupid guys here on the stalk of the flower.
only one of those lines, except for these stupid guys here on the stalk of the flower.

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Who has the best "clawwwws" to win, who's the "stalk" of the town, and whether Misha's "super bowl" is filled with meat.
Who has the best "clawwwws" to win, who's the "stalk" of the town, and whether Misha's "super bowl" is filled with meat.

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Oh, no body that pretty Leona project Uh, the Katori cattle A my especially never stalk.
Oh, no body that pretty Leona project Uh, the Katori cattle A my especially never stalk.

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forming a sort of stalk; as it reaches up cooler air is drawn in around it, rounding
forming a sort of stalk; as it reaches up cooler air is drawn in around it, rounding

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You could get the same amount of calcium in a stalk of broccoli as a glass of milk.
You could get the same amount of calcium in a stalk of broccoli as a glass of milk.

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Just tear some of those in, but you don't want the stalk
Just tear some of those in, but you don't want the stalk

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All right this is the stalk, Theo.
All right this is the stalk, Theo.
This part, this is the stalk, and we don't need that part for the muffins, so we're going
This part, this is the stalk, and we don't need that part for the muffins, so we're going