1. sleuthing - Noun
2. sleuthing - Verb
a police investigation to determine the perpetrator
Source: WordNetIf you have to help a person die, say nothing. Let the police do their own sleuthing. Derek Humphry
As she walked, she breathed a quick benediction to the patron saint of sleuthing. "Nancy Drew," she whispered, "be with me now. Colin Meloy
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Apparently affluent (her father is a successful lawyer), she maintains an active social, volunteer, and sleuthing schedule, as well as participating in athletics and the arts, but is never shown as working for a living or acquiring job skills. Source: Internet
And just as I'm powerless to fend off the sleuthing urge, I have virtually no control over which cases I pursue. Source: Internet
Only occasionally is she shown in action, such as running from the scene of a fire, riding a horse, or actively sleuthing with a flashlight. Source: Internet