Suspiciously

adv. — Suspiciousne , n. luspend, suspend', v. To attach to something above: to make todepeud; to cause to cease for a time, hinder from proceeding; to hold in a state undetermined? to debar from any privilege, from the execution of an office, or from the enjoyment of income: to cause to cease for a time from operation or effect; to interrupt, intermit, stay. — v. To cease from operation or activity; esp., to stop payment, or be unable to meet obligations or engagements. [F. suspendre, L. suspend ere. -pensum, sub and pendere, to hang.] — Suspend'er, n. One who, or that which, suspends, pi. Straps for holding up pantaloons: braces: gallowses. —Suspense', -pens', n. A state of uncertainty; indetermination; indecision; ce ation for a time; stop. [F. suspens, L. suspens us, doubtful, hesitating, p. p. of suspend ere.] — Suspense account. (Book-kee)Ang.) An account in which receipts or disbursements are temporarily entered, until their proper position on the books determined. — Suspension, -shun, n. Act of suspending, or state of being suspended; esp., temporary delay, interruption, or ce ation, as of labor, judgment, payment, punishment, etc.; a conditional withholding, interruption, or delay. [F.; L. Suspension bridge. A bridge supported cured in the ground below. — Suspen's ory. -so-rT, a. Suspended: hanging: depending; fitted or serving to suspend; suspending. — n. That which suspends or holds up, as a tru ; esp., a bandage for suspending the scrotum. Suspicion, etc. See under Suspect.