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stalk

[stawk] / stɔk /




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Her crown flowers are tipped in magenta, the stalks reaching high above my head.

From Literature

The court heard that Spring was paranoid Tyrone was "stalking him" and he had been shot at - though there was no evidence to suggest that.

From BBC

He made detours to greet crows if he saw them and allowed them to stalk on clawed feet up his arm and onto his shoulder.

From Literature

The kid’s stalking through the brush along the edge of the water, gazing down with great focus.

From Literature

We don’t usually think of pastors as wobbly in their own faith, but doubt stalks them just as much as it does any ordinary human being.

From Los Angeles Times