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Often used in the same context:
redtop,
tatler,
stephen spender,
clever clogs,
gillray,
carcanet,
evelyn waugh,
anthony trollope,
jessica mitford,
journalese,
alexander woollcott,
dorothy sayers,
fourth estate,
fanzine,
wodehouse,
boggart,
macavity,
twitcher,
betjeman,
subeditor,
debrett,
dobber,
william hazlitt,
jape,
tabloid,
billet doux,
nosy parker,
de quincey,
serialise,
pepys,
samuel pepys,
pedants,
maupassant,
trouser press,
nancy mitford,
ngaio marsh,
thunderer,
sherlockian,
moorcock,
gossipy,
controversialist,
arthur koestler,
waspish,
quibbler,
berk,
scribbler,
spiv,
ford madox ford,
lincoln steffens,
snootily,
pseudonymously,
sneery,
strachey,
passim,
tattler,
bagehot,
spin doctor,
chaucerian,
chap,
laurence sterne,
libelled,
newsagent,
galsworthy,
chequebook,
horace walpole,
firbank,
kim philby,
luridly,
bookman,
lytton strachey,
waggish,
mass observation,
punning,
aphra behn,
clubbable,
herblock,
robert benchley,
sherlocks,
beau brummell,
postbag,
paedo,
punster,
counterblast,
disobliging,
titbit,
editorialise,
gagster,
newshound,
autobiographer,
authoress,
latterday,
grot,
bibulous,
false teeth,
peccadillos,
max beerbohm,
domesday book,
strewth,
geordie,
aristo,
boyo
More specific:
hotel detective,
house detective,
house dick,
inquiry agent,
store detective
More general:
detective
Synonyms:
operative,
pi,
private detective,
private investigator,
sherlock
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