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Discover LudwigThe phrase "stalk off" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to walk off in a proud and dignified manner, often expressing anger or annoyance. Example: After the argument, she was so upset that she stalked off to her room without saying a word.
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But she didn't stalk off.
I still stalk off occasionally in annoyance.
Don't stalk off — it's also yours!
They stalk off, grumbling, and never bother him again.
If however, you can't go any higher, don't stalk off in a huff.
The Flyers take a cue from the Penguins last year and stalk off without shaking hands.
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He stalked off in a pretend rage.
He stalks off to kill a chicken for dinner.
This was not Antonio Rattín stalking off down the Wembley tunnel.
They ignored it and stalked off to the lifts.
And then she stalked off to do some more snooping.
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