What does whodunits mean?
noun
A type of fiction, especially a detective story, in which the identity of the criminal is not revealed until the end. A whodunit is a mystery story that requires the reader or listener to solve the crime.
Example
"The new whodunit novel by Agatha Christie was a huge success, keeping readers guessing until the very end."
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