Detectives is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DETECTIVES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DETECTIVE, a policeman, usually not in uniform, or other person (private detective) who investigates cases of crime
• a person, especially a police officer, whose occupation is to investigate and solve crimes
• denoting a rank of police officer with investigative duties
• concerning crime and its investigation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• fitted for or used in detecting something

Words related to DETECTIVES

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How to use DETECTIVES in a sentence

• For two hours I sat at his stable fire, talking and turning him inside out, as only we detectives know how.
• It included the employment of detectives for the spring months, and then, if they had not met with success, a journey by Stanley during the weeks of his summer vacation.
• With such a weapon I felt that I could, when the crisis came, rob the detectives of their victory.
• He had arrived at the conclusion that the neighborhood was sown so thickly with detectives that one could not throw a stone without hitting one.
• Detectives tried to enter, but were told that it was a private car, which it was.
• And when the girl retired, the conversation turned upon the proceedings of the London detectives in pursuit of the unknown murderers.
• Detectives never are surprised at anything that may happen at any time to anybody, nor have they ever any opinions to venture in advance.
• One matter puzzled the colonel as well as the other detectives.
• But we detectives are used to all sorts of complications, and, more than once, they have to do with women.
• Like rats in a trap, the two detectives were held so they could do nothing to aid themselves.
• The shock upon the imprisoned detectives was awful.
• You are also watched by detectives residing in the village, as I dare say you know.
• He was undoubtedly a detective, and surely detectives did not without cause shadow ladies of good social standing? Mark knew there was something wrong.
• I was astonished to see even the detectives paying real money for what they drank.
• I thought this was queer until I remembered you told me that detectives usually hunt in couples, and I thought he was another officer from headquarters.
• Finally, there was the evidence of the detectives who originally arrested him at Liverpool Docks in view of his suspicious demeanour.
• I have also been told by numerous detectives that they were hired by the A.
• The strangers who visit the city throw an immense amount of work upon the Detectives.
• But the Detectives are not always successful in their efforts.
• The baffled Detectives could again only look at it helplessly, and send descriptions of it over the country.
• The detectives were set to work to trace out the robbery.
• They sent to Dublin for two detectives, who arrived.
• This is why Dr Hodgson, on his arrival in America, set detectives on the tracks of Mr and Mrs Piper.
• An appeal was then made to the detectives who occupied the side bar behind the counsel to make way.
• The detectives then yielded, and the professional gentlemen and the reporters were accommodated.
• Piper and her husband have been watched by detectives, and have not been discovered in any attempts to procure information.
• But the detectives had taken care to be present, and so they put in their word.
• Twenty minutes later there was a ring at the door and the three detectives, a tall thin man, a short heavy man, and a squarely built angular man, were ushered in.
• I employed detectives to assist me, and in four days had the information on which to act.

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