0 past simple and past participle of suss --
1 to realize, understand, or discover: --
I'll visit the college and suss it out before I decide whether to apply or not.
She thinks she's got me sussed (out) (= she thinks she understands me), but she's wrong.
[ + that ] He never sussed (out) that they'd tricked him.
Gleeson sat under a large mango tree as the locals sussed out the strange white lady.
Astralwerks do seem pretty sussed, and they're just letting us be us.
We have sussed out the truth.
People have sussed it out.
If they subsequently change their minds, having sussed the place out and learned how the benefit system works, it would be extraordinary for them to be entitled to benefits.
If people have sussed out the arrangements, what information will they supply about the date of their holiday?
It is just as well that we sussed this out.
Now suppose that, after some number of steps in this process, we have given sets of saturated and sussed vertices, and sets of early, heavy, and late active positions.
