Stalking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STALKING in dictionary:

VERB:
• pursue or approach stealthily
• harass or persecute (someone) with unwanted and obsessive attention
• move silently or threateningly through (a place)
• stride somewhere in a proud, stiff, or angry manner
NOUN:
• the act of stalking
• the main stem of a herbaceous plant
• the slender attachment or support of a leaf, flower, or fruit
• a stalk-like support for a sessile animal, or for an organ in an animal.
• a slender support or stem of an object
• (in a vehicle) a lever on the steering column controlling the indicators, lights, etc.
• a stealthy pursuit of someone or something
• a stiff, striding gait.
• a hunt for game carried on by following it stealthily or waiting in ambush
• the act of following prey stealthily
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pursue stealthily
• the act of one that stalks

Words related to STALKING

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Words that contain STALKING

stalkings14 deerstalking18 cyberstalking25 deerstalkings19 cyberstalkings26

How to use STALKING in a sentence

• Down among the cabbage indeed something was stirring, but it might just as probably be a cat stalking birds.
• In his stalking and rushing of the wild-dog, he had been more sound and fury than an overbearing bully.
• There is plenty of stalking for a good shot, also there is fishing, shooting, and golf.
• They had no superiors in the art of stalking and killing such wary animals as the antelope.
• Into that heavy and weary brain, plunged into dulled slumbers, entered no thought of a stalking foe.
• The animal was insane with the hunting madness, and he was plainly stalking her, just as his fierce mother might have stalked a fawn, across the young grass.
• She got to her feet, stalking with absolute silence.
• And whatever it was, no doubt remained but that the creature was steadily stalking him across the soft grass.
• I was very hot, and felt my face blazing red as the natives gazed after me stalking so fiercely past them.
• Then with wild shouts of terror they scattered in every direction, for the Automaton was stalking toward them.
• Down in the valley were the slashers, and toward them they moved, silently and stealthily as the panther stalking its prey.
• Finn went, of course, stalking silently beside pretty, cheery Betty.
• Each seemed to feel that Death, grim and awful of aspect, was stalking invisible through the room.
• In the last two hundred yards is the essence of big-game stalking.
• But nevertheless this motionless imitation of life, these stalking wax countenances, however pretty they may be, have something terrifying in them.
• The first ground of complaint was the supine inattention of the administration to a treason stalking through the land in open day.
• But instead of this, a grim, dark figure goes stalking over the Green Meadows and through the Green Forest, and it is called the Spirit of Fear.
• The grand rule, as in all other hill stalking, is to keep well above the herd, whose vigilance is chiefly directed beneath them.
• It is extremely shy and retiring in its habits, and so quick of hearing that extreme care has to be taken in stalking to avoid treading on a dry leaf or stick.
• Stalking with little reverence into the king’s hall, he sternly demanded redress for the brutal act.
• Selim von Ohlmhorst developed the habit of turning quickly and looking behind him, as though trying to surprise somebody or something that was stalking him.
• He leaned against a tree in the shadow and watched the gray-faced giant stalking to and fro before his Indian friends.
• Along a narrow mountain track Stalking supreme, alone, Head upwards, hands behind his back, He swings his sixteen stone.
• Then he heard a faint sound, as if some one crawling through the grass, like a wild animal stalking its prey.
• Was the brute stalking her? It was worse, in a way, than the ordeal of the day before, this stealthy, noiseless approach.
• He delights in stalking the timid deer in the close season, and shooting him with his camera.
• You would have thought that the man was stalking a deer.
• But she did not disappear, and Punch proved her no spirit by stalking gravely up to give her welcome.
• A sergeant of the Force Publique acts as guide and hunter, and it soon becomes apparent that the native is in the habit of stalking even birds and shooting them sitting.

Similar words containing STALK without suffix ing

stalk9 stalko10 stalks10 stalky13 stalked12 stalker11 stalkos11 eyestalk15 stalkers12 stalkier12 stalkily15 stalkoes12 beanstalk15 cornstalk15 crosstalk15 eyestalks16 footstalk16 leafstalk16 rootstalk13 stalkiest13 stalkings14 stalkless13 stalklike17 unstalked14 beanstalks16 cornstalks16 crosstalks16 footstalks17 leafstalks17 rootstalks14 stalkiness14 deerstalker16 stalkerazzi33 stalkerazzo33 cyberstalker23 deerstalkers17 deerstalking18 stalkinesses16 cyberstalkers24 cyberstalking25 deerstalkings19 cyberstalkings26

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