Bloodhound [noun]

Mr. Ducksmith foamed at the corners of the small mouth that disappeared into the bloodhound jowls.

Jimmy says the way his bloodhound had worked it all out made even Jones minimus gasp.

Of course Jimmy knew how old Faithful had done it, but then he knew what a really prize bloodhound is capable of.

To think that Jimmy's bloodhound had actually made up the War Loan to 15s.

Here is a capital story about a bloodhound, taken from the excellent book by Mr. Bingley, to which I have before alluded.

The robin hears the earthworm burrowing his course under the ground; the bloodhound follows a scent that is two days old.

On they came, and we could see El Zeres riding first, with the bloodhound trotting along by the side of his horse.

At last he turned and brought his fist down on the table so hard that the bloodhound bayed.

"Lost again," said McCausland, re-entering with his bloodhound, which nosed about in corners of the room.

I did not hate my enemy the more because he turned a shoulder to this little bloodhound and quite ignored the interruption.