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sleuth
noun as in detective
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Around the world, everyone from diplomats to amateur sleuths chased the usual questions of means and motive.
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The launch triggered a wave of online sleuthing.
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Internet sleuths were suspicious of the band's airbrushed photos, which featured non-descript backgrounds and a warm orange filter.
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“Like a Sherlock Holmes sleuth,” he said, “you’ve got to crack it.”
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“Can You Solve the Murder?” also offers a neat bonus for savvy crime-solvers—a detective scoring system that awards keen “sleuthing skills” and diligent notetaking.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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