stalk out of (some place)
stalk out of (some place)
To leave some place in a haughty, stiff, or angry manner. Everyone fell quiet as the count stood up and stalked out of the room without a word. The boss stalked out of the office with a horrible scowl on his face after the financial reports were released.
See also: of, out, stalk
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
stalk out of
some place to stride out of a place indignantly. Jeff stalked out of the store and went straight to the police. Mary got angry and stalked out of the meeting.
See also: of, out, stalk
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- stalk out of
- stalk into (some place)
- stalk out
- stalk in
- think (one) owns the place
- think you own the place
- board
- have (one's) nose in the air
- have nose in the air
- nose in the air, have one's