Sus (en. Their)

/sus/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Designates something or someone that generates doubts or distrust.

That comment seemed very sus to me.

Ese comentario me pareció muy sus.

Refers to unclear or murky situations.

The situation at that party was quite sus.

La situación en esa fiesta fue bastante sus.

Used in online games to accuse other players of being treacherous.

I saw him do something sus in the game.

Lo vi hacer algo sus en el juego.

Probably derived from the word 'suspicious' in English.

to be sus

To be suspicious or untrustworthy.

ser sus

to give sus vibes

To give impressions or signals of distrust.

dar vibes sus

to be in the sus

To be in an ambiguous or suspicious situation.

estar en el sus

suspicion

Belief that something may be wrong.

sospecha

doubt

Uncertainty about the truth of something.

duda

insecurity

Lack of trust or certainty.

inseguridad

Suspicious of something

When he didn't arrive on time, everyone considered him sus.

Cuando no llegó a tiempo, todos lo consideraron sus.

Dark or strange behavior

What he did feels very sus.

Lo que hizo se siente muy sus.