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phrasal verb stalk off

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haruhichan | 19:31 Mon 07th Apr 2008 | Arts & Literature
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what does to stalk off mean?
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it suggests walking away quickly and perhaps angrily
00:35 Tue 08th Apr 2008
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My source agrees with jno... "walk haughtily" perhaps from stalk (n.) with a notion of "long, awkward strides," or from O.E. stealcung "a stalking," related to stealc "steep, lofty."
01:00 Tue 08th Apr 2008
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Walking away with exaggerated aggressive stride, as in an indignant huff. tantrum toddling
16:52 Tue 08th Apr 2008

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