sleuthery
sleuthery noun: sleuthing, detective work.
Noun
sleuthery (uncountable)
- sleuthing, detective work
- Suddenly, in the midst of high-camp treachery and sleuthery, each character does a star turn, breaking out in song.2002 January 3, Joan Dupont, “MOVIE GUIDE : 8 Femmes”, in The New York Times
Origin of sleuthery
From sleuth + -ery.
Questions about sleuthery
- What does sleuthery mean?
- Sleuthery means sleuthing, detective work.
- What part of speech is sleuthery?
- Sleuthery is a noun.
Words near sleuthery in the dictionary
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