shamus (Meaning)

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shamus (n)

someone who can be employed as a detective to collect information

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The grizzled shamus, clad in his trench coat, meticulously combed the city's underbelly.
The art deco bar was a haven for the shamus, where he could sip whiskey and gather information.
The beautiful but enigmatic femme fatale toyed with the shamus's affections, keeping him guessing.
The rugged shamus had seen it all, from gruesome murders to seedy nightclubs.
The sharp-witted shamus cracked wise as he unraveled the tangled web of deceit.
The shamus's reputation preceded him, making him both feared and respected.
The enigmatic shamus kept his motives close to his chest, leaving his true intentions a mystery.
The trusting client poured out his heart to the wise and discreet shamus.
The shamus's keen eye for detail allowed him to uncover the hidden clues that others missed.
In the shadowy world of crime, the shamus was a beacon of hope for the innocent and a nemesis to the guilty.

someone who can be employed as a detective to collect information

constable,policeman, cop, officer, lawman, investigator,sheriff, constabulary, gendarme, fuzz

civilian,civilian,,

The grizzled shamus, clad in his trench coat, meticulously combed the city's underbelly.

The art deco bar was a haven for the shamus, where he could sip whiskey and gather information.

The beautiful but enigmatic femme fatale toyed with the shamus's affections, keeping him guessing.

The rugged shamus had seen it all, from gruesome murders to seedy nightclubs.