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Meanings of whodunit in English
Complex, plot-driven variety of the detective story in which the audience is given the opportunity to engage in the same process of deduction as the protagonist throughout the investigation of a crime.
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Usage of whodunit in English
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Rick Townsend had joined the cast of characters in my little whodunit.
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In my nice, neat little murder whodunit, the who was Mr. Hill.
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Her skill lies in elegantly interweaving her themes into an old-fashioned whodunit.
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So we did a short demo, a whodunit called Scene of the Crime.
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A woman disappears: we think we know whodunit, but we're wrong.
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Now the Massino case was more than just another mob whodunit.
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The old-fashioned whodunit comes and goes in and out of fashion.
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I'd stopped just as the detective was about to reveal whodunit.
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Writing in true 'whodunit' fashion, she keeps us guessing right up to the end.
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Deshpande says the free, downloadable whodunit mixes crime and politics.
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The traditional Agatha Christie whodunit had certain very specific rules.
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When Quince is murdered, they become the prime suspects in a modern day whodunit.
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But the question being asked in Canberra and Victoria's Spring St today is simple: whodunit?
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A word of warning to readers: don't think you know whodunit 'til the very end.
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No witnesses, no motive, no suspects-thestandard whodunit mantra.
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A girl gets killed inside a factory during working hours and it comes up a whodunit?
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