When someone is acting suspiciously towards another person or group of people
My mom packed me tighty whities to go on vacation. Her packing was yeeting sus.
Aiden told us he was leaving the party, but Rowyn saw him sneak into the bathroom with Katie. He is so yeeting sus.
me: sees a tiktok vid with someone as orange
me: doesnt notice the 02 pics at the back
me: ORANGE SUS
A nickname you call your friend when they’re being extra sus.
“Dude! Stop being a little sus monster!”
or say it as a nickname as usual
because the scientific name for a pig is “sus” when someone is acting sus you say they’re “sus no pig” similar to when people say “fax no printer”
bro my mom just died
bruh that’s sus no pig
The act of calling out a susaloid. Whacking-A-Sus could also mean kicking a sus when it's down-- bringing in old accusations when the sus is already getting called out.
crew 1: I saw a sus vent!
crew 2: lets eject em'
sus: wow, way to whack-a-sus
When a large multinational corporation sues an individual who cannot possibly have the financial resources to fight back for the express purpose to "make an example of him/her" but is hoping to intimidate the public into being sheep.
This is a tactic used recently by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) to stop song sharing on {P2P} sites such as {kazaa} but in reality is trying to control the definition of "copyright" by lobbying congress to abide by the rules they set and then sue individual persons to enforce their rules.
The RIAA recently won a lawsuit against a Native American woman on a reservation to the tune of $220,000 for 24 songs they allege she shared on Kazaa. They did not have to prove that she actually shared the files, they prove that she intended to share them.
Satisfied, the lawyers then said "this should send a message to the public."
This was a clear cut case of bully-suing.