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What do you call a person tat like to solve mysteries?

There are many ways to describe someone who likes to solve mysteries, depending on the context and the specific traits you want to emphasize:

Formal:

* Detective (if they are professionally involved in solving mysteries)

* Investigator (for someone who conducts inquiries, regardless of profession)

* Enigmatist (someone who is fascinated by puzzles and riddles)

* Analytical (someone who enjoys using logic and reasoning)

Informal:

* Mystery buff (someone who enjoys mysteries as a hobby)

* Puzzle solver (someone who enjoys figuring things out)

* Sleuth (someone who enjoys investigating and uncovering secrets)

* Curious mind (someone who is naturally inquisitive and eager to learn)

* Problem solver (someone who enjoys finding solutions to difficult situations)

Humorous:

* Sherlock wannabe (someone who is aspiring to be like the famous detective)

* Nosey parker (someone who is overly curious about others' affairs)

* Amateur sleuth (someone who solves mysteries as a hobby)

The best term to use will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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