To stalk means to follow someone quietly. People do this to watch or scare them. It can be bad behavior.
He stalked the deer in the forest.
Someone stalked her after school.
Stalk means to walk in a stiff, proud, or angry way. It shows strong feelings in how someone moves.
She stalked out of the room angrily.
He stalked down the hall fast.
A stalk can be a small thin part that holds or supports something, like an eye or fruit. It is like a little stem.
The fly’s eyes sit on short stalks.
The mushroom has a long stalk below its cap.
Stalk here means to bother or follow someone again and again. It can make people feel scared and unsafe.
He stalked his ex-girlfriend online.
She felt stalked by the caller all day.
In anatomy, a stalk is a thin part that connects bigger parts. It works like a bridge inside the body or plants.
The pituitary stalk connects the brain parts.
The flower's stalk held the petals in place.
