stalkerlike

English

Etymology

From stalker +‎ -like.

Adjective

stalkerlike (comparative more stalkerlike, superlative most stalkerlike)

1. Resembling a stalker or his or her behaviour.
   • 2002, Rob Byrnes, Rachel Spencer, The Night We Met:

     ...I was afraid it would encourage the stalkerlike impulses I was trying to fight back.

   • 2004, Ariel Horn, Help Wanted, Desperately:

     And then the long, bitter sound of the cursed beep. This is the part where I'm supposed to leave yet another stalkerlike message...

   • 2008, George R R Martin, Daniel Abraham, Melinda M Snodgrass, Inside Straight:

     Jonathan waved, hoping the gesture was appropriately friendly and not particularly stalkerlike.