whodunit
/ˈhuːdʌnɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a play or novel with a mystery plot, typically involving a murder, whose identity of the perpetrator is unknown until the end, or a detective story whose identity of the perpetrator is unknown until the end.
“The new movie is a classic whodunit that keeps the audience guessing until the very end.”
2. noun
a mystery or puzzle to be solved
“The whodunit of the missing treasure has been a topic of discussion for months.”
3. interjection
used to express surprise or excitement at a puzzle or mystery
“Whodunit! Who could have committed such a heinous crime?”