Watch as these elders pull hilarious pranks on unsuspecting youngsters.
Or sharing their Thor wig after wearing it for an hour with their unsuspecting best friend.
Our kind found it to be the ideal location for stalking some unsuspecting refugee who'd strayed too far from the others.
When the unsuspecting experts unlocked the front door, they found it virtually untouched since before World War II.
Yes, and a terrible lie—designed to gull money from a generous, unsuspecting public.
Thus, at the end of the day, an unsuspecting individual may have consumed a considerable quantity of various antiseptic agents.
unsuspecting of harm as he was, Stradella yielded, and tried not to look displeased.
The impudence of the authorities, to decoy an unsuspecting workingman across the State line, and then arrest him as my accomplice!
Black watched them as a beast watches the unsuspecting prey.
There were so many pitfalls for the unsuspecting in these trackless wilds.
mid-14c., from Old French suspect "suspicious," from Latin suspectus "suspected, suspicious," past participle of suspicere "look up at, mistrust, suspect," from sub "up to" + specere "to look at" (see scope (n.1)). The notion is of "look at secretly," hence, "look at distrustfully." The verb is attested from late 15c.; the noun meaning "a suspected person" is first recorded 1590s. Related: Suspected; suspecting.
