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General Slang
suss out
SUSS-out · phrase · informal
To figure out or sort something
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Definitions
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To work something out, investigate, or arrange it. 'Suss it out' means find out or handle.
“I'll suss out the ferry times and let you know.”
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suss out In A Sentence
I'll suss out the ferry times and let you know.
Origin & Usage
From 'suspect/suspicious'; Australasian and British usage extended to 'figure out'.
Variants
sus out
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What does suss out mean?
To suss out something means to work it out, investigate it, or arrange it, such as finding out information or handling a task.
Where does suss out come from?
It comes from 'suspect' or 'suspicious', with Australasian and British usage extending it to mean 'figure out'.
How do you use suss out in a sentence?
You'd say 'I'll suss out the ferry times and let you know,' meaning you'll find out the details.
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