a. Obs. In 5 suspec-. [a. AF., OF. suspec-, suspicionous, f. suspicion SUSPICION: see -OUS.] = next.
1474. Caxton, Chesse, III. ii. (1883), 90. We rede that dionyse of zecyll … Was so suspecionous that [etc.].
1477. Earl Rivers (Caxton), Dictes, 119. Of alle other maners & condicions the worst is a man to be suspecionous of his frende.
1481. Caxton, Godfrey, xli. 80. Themperour … doubted moche, And had his comyng moche suspecyonous.
