suss
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Information you have about a person or situation
- noun
- /sʌs/
- Slang
:
información
Examples
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He's been acting all suss all day.
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Don't worry, there are people in this school way more suss than we are.
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Surely they'd know by now that a very pretty, slightly creepy girl, locked away in a room for twelve years, who looks surprisingly balanced, is a bit suss.
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The detective gathered all the suss he could find to solve the mystery.
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She had a good suss about the meeting and knew something was off.
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After talking to several witnesses, I finally had enough suss to understand what happened.
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Etymology
Suss as a noun comes from the verb suss ('to find out' or 'understand'), so 'the suss' is the information you have after you investigate. That's why the noun suss means the true story or the facts about a situation.