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Often used in the same context:
agatha christie,
inspector maigret,
ngaio marsh,
whodunit,
georges simenon,
columbo,
charles laughton,
sleuth,
bergerac,
maigret,
alec guinness,
conan doyle,
proust,
symbologist,
volpone,
patricia highsmith,
jean anouilh,
edmund kean,
feydeau,
lionel barrymore,
bluebeard,
elizabeth gaskell,
strachey,
dorrit,
raskolnikov,
minkowski,
jeeves,
arthur conan doyle,
evelyn waugh,
resnais,
philip marlowe,
falstaff,
torchwood,
simenon,
claudius,
farceur,
rohmer,
horatio hornblower,
portrayer,
frobisher,
somerset maugham,
lestrade,
ayckbourn,
von sternberg,
film noir,
passepartout,
buscemi,
detective,
polonius,
maugham,
deerstalker,
magwitch,
samuel pepys,
deneuve,
alexandre dumas,
sir alec guinness,
tourneur,
sherlockian,
wodehouse,
baddie,
cocteau,
tudors,
laclos,
stoppard,
ackroyd,
aristocrat,
maupassant,
verlaine,
blyton,
charlotte bronte,
ben jonson,
galton,
peter lorre,
novels,
highwayman,
mordred,
middlemarch,
argumental,
butler,
henryson,
donleavy,
gumshoe,
dogberry,
jacques tati,
bergeret,
guy de maupassant,
borgias,
havisham,
macneice,
pirandello,
noel coward,
thomas malory,
hunchback,
boris karloff,
mysteries,
novelist,
reichs,
shakspere,
gielgud,
spenser,
maurice chevalier,
lubitsch,
chef,
edwards,
garrick,
holmes,
jackson,
marlowe,
organist,
stevens,
wright,
baxter,
brougham,
carr,
carson,
chaplin,
chaucer,
denis,
detectives,
dickinson
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— Adjectives for poirot:
belgian,
old,
famous,
great,
opposite,
fictional,
poor,
private,
brilliant,
renowned,
little,
more...
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