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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.
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.
He was acting suspishy because he had cheated on his girlfriend with a beautiful mermaid.
suspishy by stateabuvflorida March 12, 2009
Suspish
Short for suspicious, meaning to suspect someone of doing something. Can also be used to refer to oneself, or just to shorten the word suspicious.
Example 1
Teacher- Do you have a pass?
Student- Don’t suspish me!
Example 2
Girl 1- Did you hear about Katie and Drew? Apparently they like each other!
Girl 2- And Katie didn’t tell us? That’s so suspish!
Teacher- Do you have a pass?
Student- Don’t suspish me!
Example 2
Girl 1- Did you hear about Katie and Drew? Apparently they like each other!
Girl 2- And Katie didn’t tell us? That’s so suspish!
Suspish by Maia_not_Mia September 9, 2018
SushiSUSHI
A silly nickname to tell someone who is acting sus, or sometimes can used as a nickname given to someone who is silly, funny, or/and kind.
Liby: I just bought a ticket to my favorite band!
Cocoa: Oh! I love that band, too bad I can't buy anything.
Liby: Here, you can have mine.
Cocoa: Seriously!? Thanks SushiSUSHI
Cocoa: Oh! I love that band, too bad I can't buy anything.
Liby: Here, you can have mine.
Cocoa: Seriously!? Thanks SushiSUSHI
SushiSUSHI by Ghostex7536 May 13, 2021
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