sus v.
1. to suspect; thus sussed, suspected.
Crime is my Business 202: He turned to Hodge and said, ‘Who’s sussed for this job?’ . | ||
Guntz 154: I sused that they must have been some of his ancestors. | ||
Traveller’s Tool 35: They can sus you’re guilty. | ||
Sheepshagger 95: If I had’ve fuckin shared a house with the bastard then I would’ve fuckin sussed that something was up. |
2. see suss out v.