Sleuth and Track

Sleuth

Sleuth verb - Watch, observe, or inquire secretly.

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Track and sleuth are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Track" instead a verb "Sleuth".

Nearby Word: sleuthing

Track verb - To go after or on the track of.

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Sleuth and track are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Sleuth" instead a verb "Track".

Nearby Words: trace, tracing, tracked, tracking, tracker

old	old sleuth	old track
good	good sleuth	good track
original	original sleuth	original track
lead	lead sleuth	lead track
Other adjectives: actual, great, famous, early, titular, earlier, eponymous.

Still resulted in him traveling across the country, taking odd jobs, and even learning how to spy, sleuth, and break a few laws in order to track him down.

Source: Literature / Kitty Norville
A 2010 mystery novel by Graham Moore involving an Amateur Sleuth and an Intrepid Reporter trying to track down the murderer who stole Arthur Conan Doyle's lost diary.

Source: Literature / The Sherlockian
Amateur Sleuth: Cedric Townsend, who in one episode sets out to help Sergeant Bates track down the Dodger, but who ends up making a HeelFace Turn when the Dodger saves his life (and whose off-screen actions play a significant part in the series finale).

Source: Series / Escape of the Artful Dodger