sussed

/ sʌst /

adjective

1. informal.
   well-informed; aware

Example Sentences

Wolfe argued that the extreme policies of any future Trump administration can be sussed out by Trump's staffing.

From Salon

I was pretty skeptical when I first sussed it out, but this track with Li Saumet from Bomba Estéreo is absolutely spell-binding.

From Los Angeles Times

In letters from George Orwell, they impressively sussed out tuberculosis in the typically protein-barren landscape of a typewritten letter.

From Salon

In Europe alone, Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain all seemed to have it sussed at various points.

From BBC

In these production protests, the writers often rely on Twitter to quickly call out for reinforcements of their picket lines and to corral picketers to new filming locations they have sussed out.

From Los Angeles Times