verb
definition
To act as a detective; to try to discover who committed a crime, or, more generally, to solve a mystery.
noun
definition
Detective work
Examples of sleuthing in a Sentence
It's not like I'm an amateur at this sleuthing business.
Stay away from last minute shopping and do some serious sleuthing to discover the best gift you can give.
However, they do exist and a bit of sleuthing will uncover them.
Finding the New York Death records you need may requiring a bit of sleuthing.
Sleuthing mostly, but it didn't take me long to realize that most people give a lot away if you listen and observe profoundly.
While you won't be able to find this out on the box, a little Internet sleuthing will really help.
Before making a purchase, do some sleuthing to make sure the seller isn't doing anything that seems suspicious.
To locate the more unique dresses at the right prices, a parent must do some solid sleuthing.
He was impressed that I had done so much on my own time and without breaking any rules - so impressed that he got me limited security access to do more sleuthing.
Author Nancy Star (who is generally known for her adult mysteries) has created a series that follows and a team of sleuthing second graders to solve seasonal mysteries.
Scooby Doo has been around for a few generations - it only makes sense that the loveable sleuthing dog would make his way online.
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Don't let the prospect of a little sleuthing keep you from enjoying the luxury of a silver case, though.
It's hard enough to hunt through your purse in search of keys and lipstick, but to have to endure some major handbag sleuthing every time you make a purchase can be a little overwhelming.
Surely such sleuthing and cleverness deserves more reward than hiding in the bushes and watching the dogs of law ineptly do their duty.