Suscept 

To fall prey to; to bow down to. To be susceptible to.

It took fifteen minutes for the girl to fall suscept to the dozen shots of tequila she had just consumed.

Suscept by LaDiablo April 23, 2009

susceptible

To be susceptible to something is the likelihood of being influenced or affected by it.

We refuse to be susceptible to the propaganda on television. We all know how the government is controlling our thoughts with the subliminal messages strategically placed into ads. The average person is susceptible but we are not.

He has great hearing, but is susceptible to believing the voices in his head.

That guy doesn't give a shit what people think of him, but is susceptible to their judgement especially if they don't keep it to themselves.

susceptible by Crazy Saiyan December 20, 2018

susceptible to 

Prone to

He is susceptible to peanuts. If he eats them, he will get rashes.

susceptible to by Da RC Ninja May 29, 2017

Susceptible

While it can refer to being capable of submitting to an action, process, or operation, it can also mean not knowing how to spell words like susceptible.

His prediction that fire is hot is susceptible to evidence.

Barry: How do you spell "susceptible"?
Tim: S-u-s-s-e-p-t-i-b-l-e?
Susan: S-u-c-c-e-p-t-a-b-l-e?
Barry: Aw man...we are so susceptible.

Susceptible by Timbleton November 9, 2009

suceptible 

A shorter, more convenient way of spelling susceptible

These eggs arent suceptible to this frying pan

suceptible by Blocka22 August 29, 2013

suceptible 

adj.--easily persuaded
esp. for use by a dumb guy who ironically condescends while making all kinds of sloppy embarrassing errors.

The people is very suceptible to Karl Rove's framing of the political debate.

suceptible by Pete Nicely June 24, 2008

subception 

A word used in the situation of having a substitute teacher for a long-term substitute teacher.

Cameron: Hey man, we have a sub for our sub! lol

Clarkson: Whoa, subception!

subception by Drizztfreak December 15, 2011