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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where I can stalk all my contacts and make sure
where I can stalk all my contacts and make sure

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larvae from a corn stalk bore. The one on the right however you can see the bore sitting
larvae from a corn stalk bore. The one on the right however you can see the bore sitting

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of chocolate onto the top of the jaffas and add a stalk on top of that just gently resting
of chocolate onto the top of the jaffas and add a stalk on top of that just gently resting

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Did the donkey stalk them in their sleep?
Did the donkey stalk them in their sleep?

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The greatest chess player to stalk the earth.
The greatest chess player to stalk the earth.

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tear the stalk of these bay leaves and a little bit of thyme. And then we want mushrooms.
tear the stalk of these bay leaves and a little bit of thyme. And then we want mushrooms.