sleuthhound

/ˈsluːθˌhaʊnd/
noun
  1. A breed of dog known for its keen sense of smell, used for tracking; a bloodhound.
    • The sleuthhound followed the scent for miles without losing the trail.
    • The sleuthhound's droopy ears and wrinkled face make it a distinctive breed.
    • Police brought in a sleuthhound to help find the missing hiker.
  2. A person who is very good at finding things or solving mysteries; a detective.
    • The old librarian was a sleuthhound when it came to tracking down rare books.
    • My dad is a sleuthhound for bargains; he can find a deal anywhere.
    • The journalist acted like a sleuthhound, digging up facts no one else could find.
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