suspise

to suspect

i suspise that mike made up this word.

by bigpzone July 8, 2010

Suspise

To suspect something that's also a surprise at the same time.

Tom: I'd hazard a guess that your foreskin is like an airports windsock?

Clifford: How did you suspise that?!

Tom: I heard it flapping in the wind when you were flying low.

by Wallarse September 15, 2016

Suspise

To be suspicious of, when in doubt.

Person 1: "There was a dinosaur in my garden last night?"
Person 2: "I suspise not."

Person 1: "I suspise that you are lying to me."
Person 2: "You suspise correctly."

by ozcampbell September 4, 2023

suspishos

when you can't spell sus

suspishos

red: cyan suspishos

*cyan was ejected*

by bignus May 6, 2021

Suspishos

When can’t spell the amogus sus

Red suspishos

Amogus

by Gaming213 May 10, 2021

suspishy

The feeling that someone is acting like something is afoot. Their behavior causes alarm and evokes suspicion, much due to the fishiness of their conduct.

A person who acts suspicious or in an off-putting manner and as a result causes others to inquire about the fishiness of said person's attitude.

Suspishy is best used but not limited to suspicious acts or people relating to any type of marine and aquatic life.

"I am suspishy that you have eaten the rest of my fish sticks because of your satisfied grin and your breathe which smells of flounder."

He was acting suspishy because he had cheated on his girlfriend with a beautiful mermaid.

by stateabuvflorida March 12, 2009

Suspish

Basically the new "sketch". Whenever you see something suspicious you must express it by exclaiming, "SUSPISH!"

Abel: So yesterday I saw this White van drive by and stop for five minutes at the end of the road.

Lauren: Suspish!

by Abel Estraviz September 29, 2008