suspicious ** , also: sus slang , also: sussy slang

Company officials were certainly not suspicious the first time around.

I'm going to be a little more suspicious from now on.

His own voice was beginning to sound more than a little suspicious.

She knew why her mother had been suspicious of him.

She'd better go down quickly before he started to get suspicious.

She was suspicious of me, for some reason, and said very little.

From the moment you got here, he was suspicious about your coming alone.

The man was suspicious after the training of his kind.

Of course I had to do as he asked or make him suspicious.

She came to make friends, why am I so suspicious?

And you seem to think he will not be suspicious.

"Did you see anyone or anything suspicious in the building today?"

Not with the police suspicious about the way his father had died.

Now, I know you've every reason to be suspicious of the new government.

The man gave him a suspicious look and turned away.

And the way he's taken off certainly makes him seem more suspicious.

If he had done too much, they would have become suspicious.

Everyone is suspicious at first, he says, the men more than the women.

He knew he'd better make a move before someone became suspicious.

I have never had so many hard, suspicious looks in my life.

The police would be more suspicious than they are already.

The man looked suspicious, but he came over and sat down.

If she made him even the least bit suspicious, all would be lost.

He was a little suspicious of the money, with good reason.

People were always suspicious of anyone who kept to himself.