1. Stalk (verb) - to follow or pursue someone secretly:
* Homonym: stock (noun) - a supply of something
Sentence Example:
* Original: The detective stalked the suspect for days, hoping to catch him in the act.
* Homonym: The grocery store had a large stock of fresh produce.
2. Stalk (noun) - the main stem of a plant:
* Homonym: stock (noun) - a supply of something
Sentence Example:
* Original: The corn stalks were tall and healthy.
* Homonym: The company had a large stock of inventory.
3. Stalk (noun) - a part of a tool, such as a hammer, used for hitting:
* Homonym: stock (noun) - a supply of something
* Homonym: stalk (noun) - a type of long, thin pastry
Sentence Example:
* Original: The carpenter used the hammer's stalk to drive the nail into the wood.
* Homonym: The baker made a delicious stalk of cinnamon pastries.
It's important to consider the context of the sentence to understand which meaning of "stalk" is being used.