stalk
/stɔk/ v [T] (FOLLOW)Definition
› to follow an animal or person as closely as possible without being seen or heard: He spent the weekend stalking deer to photograph them. Celebrities are often stalked by photographers and reporters.
(Definition of stalk v (FOLLOW) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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