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You’ve sussed me out!

Yes, but did you know about the musical reference?! HA!

Thanks, Jane. I re-read it and thought it over and feel you told the story in an appropriate way – relevant to the topic of multiple meanings with a teen twist that got me to remembering a few innocently embarrassing moments such as the one you described. 🙂

Actually, I’ve used ‘suss out’, so looked it up as another possible ‘sus’ word…turns out, it’s spelled with two s’s (as you knew & I found out) I think it’s derived from some British word.
Anyway, happy to see you back here visiting, Janis!

Feel free to delete…a little riske

I didn’t know about the slang or musical definition of sus. I had heard of (and have used) “suss it out” in a sentence, meaning to figure something out. I have no idea where that definition came from… although I sus-pect it’s fairly current.

Great that the second time around, you could hear the ‘sus’. As for your story – OMG!

I’m happy you did, too! Thanks for stopping by, Marie.