Associations to the word «Detective»
Noun
- Juliet
- Wynn
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- Underworld
- Garner
- Hara
- Fenton
- Kane
- Edgar
- Marty
- Thin
- Beck
- Soo
- Lew
- Lucius
- Robber
- Blackmail
- Potts
- Ellison
- Joker
- Wendell
- Collins
- Dee
- Lacey
- Allan
- Sid
- Enquiry
- Danny
- Carmichael
- Weeks
- Character
- Thomson
- Fugitive
- Croft
- Honolulu
- Chaser
- Odessa
- Olivia
- Peters
- Attorney
- Sitcom
- Carmen
- Sloan
- Sachs
- Remington
- Requiem
- Jules
- Supervisor
- Darcy
- Puzzle
- Slipper
- Manga
- Prosecution
- Dyke
- Carr
- Charlie
- Kingsley
- Egan
- Vertigo
- Mcbride
- Abduction
- Convict
- Lau
- Peabody
- Saul
- Kate
- Samantha
- Jo
- Boyfriend
- Southland
- Ollie
- Custody
- Dyson
- Case
- Ruskin
- Baldwin
Adjective
Pictures for the word «Detective»
Wiktionary
DETECTIVE, noun. (law enforcement) A police officer who looks for evidence as part of solving a crime; an investigator.
DETECTIVE, noun. A person employed to find information not otherwise available to the public.
DETECTIVE WORK, noun. (idiomatic) investigative research
Dictionary definition
DETECTIVE, noun. A police officer who investigates crimes.
DETECTIVE, noun. An investigator engaged or employed in obtaining information not easily available to the public.
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