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Another term referring to the penis. This one time at band camp, this girl wanted to suck on my stalk.
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slang defination:
hound, spy, solicitation for a certain kind of information "stalking wide looking eyeball gawk, snide."
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New form of follow on twitter courtesy of Battlecam.com "I'm stalking Alki David on battlecam."
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Bit of the bud everyone always leaves until there's no weed left, and it becomes gold. 'Aww, that's the last of the weed...'
'It's ok, fancy a stalk shottie?' 'STALK!!!' |
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to stalk (verb, tr.)
1. to hang out with, to go out with, to visit. I really want to stalk my friend Cheech tonight, but I think he has a date with Chong. I guess I'll stalk my mom instead.
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Street slang for celery "Yo, this salad is rockin' my world? What be the secret shizzle in here?"
"It's stalk, beeyotch." |
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A stalk is something that won't stay faithful, always persitantly trying to leech social status from several organisations. He pulled a Stalk (he went into the wrong bed, again)
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