sussy
- adjective
- /ˈsʌsi/
- Slang
- When he changed his story multiple times, it was clear that he was being sussy.
Examples
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The way she avoided eye contact made her look sussy to the other team members.
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His behavior at the party seemed sussy, as he was constantly looking over his shoulder.
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It's a little bit of a sussy tweet to, like, you see the power of that blue checky this guy's getting away with?
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They look Sussy Baca, as she might explain.
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They look Sussy Baca, as she might explain.
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So by doing this, it can counterbalance sussy balancing by itself, and we're going to balance it right here.
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As a Sussy Squad member, I’ve tried my hand at a few sussy deliveries over the months, and every time it makes me absolutely swell with joy.
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Synonyms
268
3.2
Not trusting other people or what they say
111
4.4
Acting in a secret way to avoid being noticed or to get an advantage
15
9.9
Seeming strange and not trustworthy
4
9.9
A person or place that seems dirty and makes you feel uneasy
3
9.6
Appearing dishonest or not trustworthy
3
9.9
Looks dishonest, dirty, or unsafe to be around
1
9.9
Appearing dishonest or not trustworthy
1
9.9
Seeming secret and a little dangerous as if hiding in the shadows
Seeming suspicious without a clear reason
Slightly suspicious and not completely trustworthy
Antonyms
Compounds
How Suspicious
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4.8
- Informal
87
5.5
- UK
21
8.2
261
2.7
- Slang
45
4.4
878
1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sussy comes from the slang sus, which is short for suspicious, and the playful ending -y turns it into an adjective. It became popular online, especially in the game Among Us, so to call someone or something sussy is to say it seems 'suspicious'.