sus
- adjective
- /sʌs/
- Slang
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sospechoso
- So I don't know if that was either like a glitch or something, but it did look a little bit SUS and not great.
She full ass hung up on me and I was like OK SUS.
- She full ass hung up on me and I was like OK SUS.
- It does have it is very it is very SUS.
Examples
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Unfortunately, Prodi took it upon himself to perform some very SUS gestures.
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The most SUS looking fish goes to the Marlin man.
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And I'm like, SUS I, I have no idea at this point.
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I mean, you know, Mike said you're the king of SUS, right?
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And if she trusts that and believes him and and he doesn't show anything SUS after.
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So it didn't felt SUS and I also thought that I wouldn't be one of those girls on oh, crying, that kind of thing.
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Yeah, wouldn't be buying fake stuff from Timu without some SUS ROMs and carts.
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Yeah, wouldn't be buying fake stuff from Timu without some SUS ROMs and carts.
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The way he was acting around the money seemed really suspicious.
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Her explanation for missing the meeting was a bit suspicious.
Synonyms
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Appearing dishonest or not trustworthy
Seeming dishonest or likely not to be trusted
Seeming suspicious without a clear reason
Slightly suspicious and not completely trustworthy
Antonyms
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Compounds
How Suspicious
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Morphology
sus = suspicious + suspect (transparent) = suspicious + suspect
A colloquial clipped shortening of 'suspicious' (and sometimes 'suspect'); the meaning is directly preserved though register is informal.
Etymology
Sus is a casual short form of suspicious or suspect, words that mean 'seeming untrustworthy'. It became popular in online games and chats as a quick way to point to someone who might be dishonest, so calling something 'sus' today means you think it is doubtful or not to be trusted.