Definition of sleuth
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Other terms relating to 'police officer ':
Definitions include: a mean person; "jerk "; "asshole ". Definitions include: the police. Definitions include: the police. Definitions include: a member of the police force. Definitions include: a member of the federal government. Definitions include: the police. Definitions include: a police officer. Definitions include: police, usually in cars. Definitions include: a police officer. Definitions include: university. Definitions include: the police. Definitions include: the police. Definitions include: See fed . Definitions include: the police. Definitions include: the police.
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Definitions include: A person who steals something from you and then tries to justify it with a feeble excuse Definitions include: a toilet flush performed after defecation, but before wiping. Definitions include: centipede, monosyllabic form Definitions include: across from. Definitions include: To Chill for long periods of time, North West Region posted, when you have no plans on doing anything else when your chilling, Post up to plan on posting. Definitions include: penis. Definitions include: Natural Ice, strong, bad tasting beer. Definitions include: Clothing that fits extremely well. A compliment to a man. Definitions include: light beer. Definitions include: King of Juda King Jehoshaphat. Similar circumstance, regarding "what in tarnation", "jumping Jehoshaphat" was popularized by the Looney Tunes character Yosemite Sam in the 20 Century.
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