Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A member of a West African people inhabiting parts of Guinea and Sierra Leone.
- noun The Mande language of the Susu.
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun   The Gangetic dolphin, Platanista gangetica. Also soosoo . See cut underPlatanista .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun (Zoöl.)  See soosoo .
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- proper noun   a Mande ethnic group living primarily inGuinea 
- proper noun   the language spoken the Susu people
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Examples
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								I prefer the term Susu myself PNG pidgen english although wikipedia gives a very different definition. Cheeseburger Gothic » Anyone besides Orin and me watching Stargate Universe? 2009 
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								Because of the sound it produces when breathing, the animal is popularly referred to as the 'Susu'. 
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								She counts her mother, Mary Patrick , as her business partner, and says their start-up, Susu & John, ended 2010 with $25,000 in gross sales. Getting Goods on Store Shelves Sarah E. Needleman 2011 
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								According to legend, Amaterasu withdrew into a cave to hide from the irritating antics of Her bothersome brother, Susu-wo-no, the Storm God. Donna Henes: The Winter Solstice: The Sun Is Born! Donna Henes 2010 
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								According to legend, Amaterasu withdrew into a cave to hide from the irritating antics of Her bothersome brother, Susu-wo-no, the Storm God. Donna Henes: The Winter Solstice: The Sun Is Born! Donna Henes 2010 
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								The 1.2 million Susu cluster is made up of 5 groups of Susu found mostly in Guinea, with some in Sierra Leone, Senegal, Guinea-Bissau and Gambia. 
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								VELASQUEZ: It takes a woman 20 days to make a bag and they're called Susu. 
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								Susu, from her car around the corner, reports that the cops have been grabbing pedestrians from the street, forcing them down to the ground, handcuffing them. 
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								She convinced Susu to uncover Leopold's little head. 
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								Standing in front of the rhino cage under a sparkling sky, Susu finally relaxed and stepped back to take a snapshot of Aunt Bee holding Leopold. 
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