Sekirov Dictionary

suss

/sʌs/

verb 3
adjective 1
noun 2
forms 5
phrases 1

verb3

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(UK, Australia) To discover, infer or figure out.
- Think we're standing for injustice / White gets two and black gets five years / Well it took me quite a while to suss this — 1993
(UK, Australia) To study or size up, to check out (examine).
(UK, no longer used) To arrest for suspicious behaviour.

adjective1

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(US, informal) Suspicious; suspect.
- ‘Yes – OK, OK. Try not to struggle, Tracey. It just makes you look even more suss.’ — 2001

noun2

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(UK) Social nous.
- ‘I′m surprised at you, Danny Weston! I thought you had a bit more suss than this. I never thought you were capable of something so ... silly.’ — 1995
(UK) Suspicious behaviour; the act of loitering with intent.

forms

sussed · sussing · susses · more suss · most suss

Phrases with suss

suss out
To come to understand (a person).

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