Green’s Dictionary of Slang

susu v.

[? echoic or Twi susuw ka, to utter a suspicion + SE sussurate, to whisper]

(W.I.) to gossip, to malign.

[US]F.G. Cassidy ‘Iteration as a Word-forming Device in Jam. Folk Speech’ in AS XXXII:1 51: susu, to whisper.
[UK]T. White Catch a Fire 132: He’d cut de firs’ breddah who susu pon ’im, fe certain.