| (Mickey) 'Scurrying around, tryin' to suss it all out. | |
| (Veronica) How long before they suss that one? | |
| - I could suss him out for you. | |
| - Our targets will be suss of new faces. | |
| Ain't nothing You can't suss out. | |
| (Mickey) 'Scurrying around, tryin' to suss it all out. | |
| (Veronica) How long before they suss that one? | |
| - I could suss him out for you. | |
| - Our targets will be suss of new faces. | |
| Ain't nothing You can't suss out. | |
| Cos it's so fuckin' important Lizzie, that no-one susses this out. I know Dano. | |
| Look, apart from being a bastard, that faggot is a mechanic. l think he's working in a factory called Otanca, or something like that, to fool the police and until he susses out the whoring set-up. | |
| Mam turns up, susses he's on the phone to Hannah. | |
| No. If you're a man, Justin, who you met this morning, he susses you out first. | |
| She might jerk you off under the table unless the screw susses. And then you'll get a ticket. | |
| Cos it's so fuckin' important Lizzie, that no-one susses this out. I know Dano. | |
| Look, apart from being a bastard, that faggot is a mechanic. l think he's working in a factory called Otanca, or something like that, to fool the police and until he susses out the whoring set-up. | |
| Mam turns up, susses he's on the phone to Hannah. | |
| No. If you're a man, Justin, who you met this morning, he susses you out first. | |
| She might jerk you off under the table unless the screw susses. And then you'll get a ticket. | |
| - I quite like him, actually. He's sussed, isn't he? | |
| - I've got it sussed. | |
| - Say no more, I've sussed him out. | |
| - She could tell, Hank. - You told her dad's parole was in jeopardy and she just sussed that out? | |
| - Towler's sussed us. | |
| - It is so too much the middle of the night to be sussing something like this out. This one still has a price tag on it. | |
| - No sussing. | |
| All I know is every time I try and sit down and begin sussing things out, Sammy always changes the subject. | |
| All strategy and sussing each other out. | |
| But you're still good at sussing out guilty parties. | |
| - I quite like him, actually. He's sussed, isn't he? | |
| - I've got it sussed. | |
| - Say no more, I've sussed him out. | |
| - She could tell, Hank. - You told her dad's parole was in jeopardy and she just sussed that out? | |
| - Towler's sussed us. | |
| - It is so too much the middle of the night to be sussing something like this out. This one still has a price tag on it. | |
| - No sussing. | |
| All I know is every time I try and sit down and begin sussing things out, Sammy always changes the subject. | |
| All strategy and sussing each other out. | |
| But you're still good at sussing out guilty parties. | |
