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Definition of stalk
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of stalk is as below...
Stalk (v. i.) To walk with high and proud
steps;
usually
implying
the
affectation
of
dignity,
and
indicating
dislike.
The word is used,
however,
especially
by the
poets,
to
express
dignity
of
step..
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Mushroom
::
Mushroom
(n.) An
edible
fungus
(Agaricus
campestris),
having
a white stalk which bears a
convex
or oven
flattish
expanded
portion
called
the
pileus.
This is
whitish
and silky or
somewhat
scaly
above,
and bears on the under side
radiating
gills which are at first
flesh-colored,
but
gradually
become
brown.
The plant grows in rich
pastures
and is
proverbial
for
rapidity
of
growth
and
shortness
of
duration.
It has a
pleasant
smell,
and is
largely
used as food. It is also
cultivated
from
spawn..
Quitch Grass
::
Quitch
grass () A
perennial
grass
(Agropyrum
repens)
having
long
running
rootstalks,
by which it
spreads
rapidly
and
pertinaciously,
and so
becomes
a
troublesome
weed. Also
called
couch
grass,
quick
grass,
quick
grass,
twitch
grass.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Chard
::
Chard (n.) The
tender
leaves
or
leafstalks
of the
artichoke,
white beet, etc.,
blanched
for table use..
Stelene
::
Stele (n.) A
stale,
or
handle;
a
stalk..
Stipe
::
Stipe (n.) The stalk or
petiole
of a
frond,
as of a
fern..
Stalk-eyed
::
Stalker
(n.) A kind of
fishing
net.
Podophyllin
::
Podophyllin
(n.) A brown
bitter
gum
extracted
from the
rootstalk
of the May apple
(Podophyllum
peltatum).
It is a
complex
mixture
of
several
substances.
Stalk
::
Stalk (n.) The
peduncle
of the eyes of
decapod
crustaceans.
Tubercled
::
Tubercled
(a.)
Having
tubercles;
affected
with,
tubercles;
tuberculate;
as, a
tubercled
lung or
stalk..
Sessile-eyed
::
Sessile-eyed
(a.)
Having
eyes which are not
elevated
on a
stalk;
--
opposed
to
stalk-eyed.
Stillicide
::
Still-hunt
(n.) A
hunting
for game in a quiet and
cautious
manner,
or under
cover;
stalking;
hence,
colloquially,
the
pursuit
of any
object
quietly
and
cautiously..
Shaft
::
Shaft (n.) The
trunk,
stem, or stalk of a
plant..
Podophthalmia
::
Podophthalmia
(n. pl.) The
stalk-eyed
Crustacea,
-- an order of
Crustacea
having
the eyes
supported
on
movable
stalks.
It
includes
the
crabs,
lobsters,
and
prawns.
Called
also
Podophthalmata,
and
Decapoda..
Ebracteolate
::
Ebracteolate
(a.)
Without
bracteoles,
or
little
bracts;
-- said of a
pedicel
or
flower
stalk..
Petiolated
::
Petiolated
(a.)
Having
a stalk or
petiole;
as, a
petioleate
leaf; the
petiolated
abdomen
of
certain
Hymenoptera..
Spindling
::
Spindleworm
(n.) The larva of a
noctuid
mmoth
(Achatodes
zeae) which feeds
inside
the
stalks
of corn
(maize),
sometimes
causing
much
damage.
It is
smooth,
with a black head and tail and a row of black dots
across
each
segment..
Stalk
::
Stalk (n.) A stem or
peduncle,
as of
certain
barnacles
and
crinoids..
Footstalk
::
Footstalk
(n.) The stalk of a leaf or of
flower;
a
petiole,
pedicel,
or
reduncle..
Reel
::
Reel (n.) A
device
consisting
of
radial
arms with
horizontal
stats,
connected
with a
harvesting
machine,
for
holding
the
stalks
of grain in
position
to be cut by the
knives..
Podocarp
::
Podocarp
(n.) A stem, or
footstalk,
supporting
the
fruit..
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