Highly Suspect

An indie rock band from Cape Cod, Massachusetts consisting of Johnny Stevens (vocals and guitar), Rich Meyer (bassist), and Ryan Meyer (drummer). They released their self-titled debut album in 2011, their second, Mister Asylum, in 2015, and their third, The Boy Who Died Wolf, in 2016. Their music is a superb blend of old-fashioned rock, grunge, blues, and alternative (and a little dash of emo for good measure).

Person 1: Hey, have you listened to Highly Suspect?
Person 2: If course! They're destined to be the next Nirvana.

by officialFRiDGE February 22, 2017

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Ruffing the suspect

Intense vigorous masturbation where nothing can brake your concentration on the job at hand.

I went to the kitchen last night to get a drink of water. When I walked through the living room I noticed there was porn on the TV and my roommate was sprawled out in the lazy boy ruffing the suspect. I got my drink and went back to bed. He never even noticed I was there.

by Johnny S.F. May 17, 2011

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Mark Ass Suspect

A trick ass bitch marked as being suspect

Shady, Unclear, Scared

Yo check this Mark Ass Suspect rollin this way, lookin like a part time snitch and a full time suspect.

by D7676767676 May 27, 2010

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Mad-Suspect

A adjective describing the ease in getting caught in a situation. "Dude the shit you did last nigh. It was mad-suspect." Also can be used to describe a person.

Dude that shit was mad-suspect
Your gonna get caught that was mad-suspect
Your shit- Its mad-suspect

by Sustpectco January 9, 2008

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Guilty until alternate suspect principle

The idea that someone is guilty unless they can come up with another person who is either guilty or a strong suspect. The idea is usually based on an imprecise process of elimination.

Parent to child: Did you do it?
Child: No.
Parent: Well if you didn't do it, then who did?
Nearby observer: Ah ha, she's using the guilty until alternate suspect principle.

by BillyBuggy March 17, 2011

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