Another word for sleuth | Synonyms for sleuth

Another word for sleuth

noun

A person whose work is investigating crimes or obtaining hidden evidence or information:

detective, investigator. (Informal) eye. (Slang) dick, gumshoe. See investigate

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Gourmet Sleuth also includes vegan dog treat recipes.
Particularly popular with boys, this series follows sleuth Jigsaw Jones as he seeks to unravel various mysteries.
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Arrange clues all over the backyard and let your young sleuth head out and solve a crime.
If you are a history buff, a math sleuth, or know another language, set up a tutoring service to help students get their homework done.

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