sus

Sus is slang for stress.

"Wow, I got sus on, when I was behind schedule in Math"

by Susskaltrende May 23, 2018

suS

This is the opposite of the word “Sus” as it is spelled backwards. It means to have zero suspicious aspects, or preform zero suspicious acts.

Your suS

by poopyscentedvaginacandle August 31, 2021

SUS

suspicious, or ඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞඞAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAඞVVඞඞHELPඞGETOUTOFMYHEADඞඞඞඞඞඞඞPLEASEඞඞHඞEඞLඞPඞ

yo you actin kinda sus

by sheppi July 21, 2021

sus

It's abbreviated word of "suspicious" mostly used when someone is doing something sexual but it is used in Among Us to say someone is acting a bit like they could be the imposter.

Woah thats a bit sus, watchyo doin over there?
I think red is the imposter he is acting a bit sus.

by Sampyuays May 10, 2023

SUS

Sus or "sussy" is a slang word that comes from "suspicious" or "suspect" . It became popular with the video game "Among us" or "amogus" as some people call it, and is used when wanting to point out one individual's suspicious behaviour , wether that is acting like an "Impostor" in the game "Among us" , or doing something in real life that seems off and strange (the meaning can derive in real life)

Andrew: Hey Dave , did you see how Jake held my hand there , and he was like he's about to kiss me!

Dave: idk man seems kinda sus ngl

Blue: Guys, I called emergency meeting 'cause I think Red is an Impostor. I have been secretly following but have not seen him commit any task whatsoever , in addition, he was right beside the body we found on electrical.

Red: Blue sus

Game: Blue was not The Impostor. 1 Impostor remains.

by Aggressive Dog May 20, 2021

Sus

Suspicious, a word originated by the game Among Us and is now used worldwide.

1. The red hat guy looks sus, is he hiding something?

2. You’re acting a bit sus, are you up to something?

by I hate my bangs July 4, 2022

Su

A Turkish female name that has been popularized in the last 10 years. “Su” stands for water in Turkish.
The nickname for Su is Sucuk which means Turkish sausage. To make a name sound cute in Turkish, the adjunct -cik/cık/cuk/cük is added after the name. However, the name Su turns into a sausage rather than cute.

Su, su ister misin?
Su (water),do you want some water?

N’aber Sucuk?
What’s up Sucuk (Turkish sausage)?

by Moneyis6thsense November 23, 2021