sleuth
noun
verb (used with or without object)
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Contemporary Examples of sleuth
If only there were some massive government apparatus available to us to sift through the metadata and sleuth these fakers out.
Some firms charge several thousands of dollars per hour for the sleuth work of a team of six to eight investigators.
[Styleite] On the DL: Kate Bosworth was sleuth in announcing her engagement to actor Michael Polish.
“Apana once climbed up walls like a pre-Spiderman sleuth and slipped into an opium dive,” writes Huang.
That sleuth is Peter Darwin—no relation to Charles, thanks kindly.
Historical Examples of sleuth
There was something very like the 194 sleuth in its attitude.
The Hound From The NorthRidgwell Cullum
Never was there a sleuth with his heart in his business as mine will be.
In Apple-Blossom TimeClara Louise Burnham
All we've got to do now is to play the sleuth when he leaves the cabin.
The Call of the Beaver PatrolV. T. Sherman
There wa'n't any need to do the sleuth act after Marjorie got started.
TorchySewell Ford
"This," says the sleuth, haulin' out of his pocket a bulgy envelope.
Torchy, Private Sec.Sewell Ford