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gang stalk

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[gang stawk] / ˈgæŋ ˌstɔk /

gang-stalk or gangstalk

verb (used with object)

to covertly and systematically harass and intimidate (used of a group).

My father was being gang stalked by people he believed to be plain-clothes police.
These people who are gangstalking me seem to have access to my personal info.

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Origin of gang stalk

First recorded in 2010–15

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