gumshoe
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1. gumshoe - Noun
2. gumshoe - Verb
Meaning
a waterproof overshoe that protects shoes from water or snow
someone who is a detective
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I'm somewhere between a gumshoe and a journalist. A writer, not a symbol.
Wisecracking Veronica dutifully assumes her old gumshoe duties, falling yet again for the newly mature Logan (he’s now a full-dress military man), who really and truly needs her.
Diamond is one of the last detectives of his kind, a gumshoe whose heroes solved crimes by question and answer, door stepping and deduction.
The idea that Parker effectively divided his gumshoe into two people--one law-abiding, the other not so much, working side by side--is often not recognized, as readers concentrate on the surface elements of Spenser and Hawk as individuals.
To go from gumshoe to guru, make your way through the tutorial section by section.