Sus
Suspicious, questionable, untrustworthy, or behaving as though something is being hidden.
“He changed his story three times, which was pretty sus.”
Sus labels behavior, explanations, people, products, links, or situations as suspicious or difficult to trust. It is often playful, but it can also communicate a genuine warning.
Sus is an abbreviation of suspicious or suspect and is much older than current internet culture, with documented uses dating back many decades. The social-deduction game Among Us dramatically increased its global popularity during 2020.
sussy
A playful adjective formed from sus that means suspicious or questionable.
sussy baka
A meme phrase combining sussy with the Japanese word baka, meaning fool or idiot.
kinda sus
A common phrase saying something appears somewhat suspicious or questionable.
What does sus mean?
Sus means suspicious, questionable, or untrustworthy.
Did sus originate in Among Us?
No. Sus existed long before the game, although Among Us made the abbreviation far more visible worldwide.
What does sussy baka mean?
It is a playful meme insult that roughly means suspicious fool or suspicious idiot.