bloodhound

/ˈblʌdˌhaʊnd/
noun
  1. A large dog with a very strong sense of smell, often used to track people or animals.
    • Bloodhounds are known for their droopy ears and wrinkled faces.
    • The police used a bloodhound to find the lost hiker in the forest.
    • The bloodhound followed the scent for miles without losing the trail.
  2. A person who is very good at finding or discovering things, especially information or people.
    • My grandmother is a bloodhound when it comes to finding bargains at garage sales.
    • The reporter was a bloodhound for uncovering political scandals.
    • The detective worked like a bloodhound, tracking down every clue.
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