stalk
stalk
verb
To walk in a stiff, proud, or angry manner.
"She stalked out of the room."
noun
The main stem supporting a plant, flower, or leaf.
"The rose had a long, thorny stalk."
verb
To pursue an animal or person stealthily, often with malicious intent.
"The hunter stalked his prey silently."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: still hunt, stalking, chaff, shuck, straw, stubble, husk, haunt, angry walk, stem