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The origins of 'Sus' are suspect and suspicious
Wednesday May 5, 2021. 05:13 PM , from BoingBoing
There has been a lot of discussion in our forums over the arrival of 'sus' in our current vernacular as well as its origin.
Inverse did some research for me to cut and paste: The shortening of suspicious to 'sus' first took place in England and Wales as far back as the 1930s as police jargon. — Read the rest
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