1. past tense of stalk; followed or pursued someone persistently and often threateningly
2. past tense of stalk; moved stealthily or cautiously
3. past tense of stalk; walked in a proud, angry, or defiant manner

1. having a stalk or stem
Usage: botanical

Examples

• The detective stalked the suspect through the crowded market.
• She felt unsafe because someone had stalked her for weeks.
• The cat stalked the bird through the tall grass.
• He stalked out of the meeting in anger.
• The hunter stalked his prey silently through the forest.
• She stalked across the room and slammed the door.
• The stalked flowers swayed gently in the breeze.