1530s, "temporarily deprived of privilege," past-participle adjective from suspend. Meaning "delayed" is from 1782, first attested in suspended animation. Meaning "hung from something" is from 1796. In law, suspended sentence attested from 1833.
suspended matter such as silt or mud...
dust particles suspended in the air
susceptive
suscitate
sushi
suspect
suspend
suspended
suspenders
suspense
suspenseful
suspension
suspicion
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