whodunnit
/ˈhɒdʌnɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A type of fiction, especially a short play or novel, that focuses on solving a mystery, typically by a detective, and often features a plot twist.
“The whodunnit was a thrilling page-turner that kept me guessing until the end.”
2. verb
To write or create a whodunnit, especially to craft a mystery with a surprising solution.
“She loved to whodunnit as a hobby, creating intricate plots and puzzles for her friends to solve.”