When a waitress or waiter at an eating establishment (like an IHOP or Waffle House or Applebees) says goodbye to a customer..and tells them to come back soon aware (or unaware) of the fact that customer may never come back or at the very least probably won't come back soon. Ever.
"come back and see us soon sweetie!"
the words "come back and see us soon" are frequently used in a waitress farewell.
the words "come back and see us soon" are frequently used in a waitress farewell.
by BruceSpringssteam July 8, 2009
When you have to grow up and leave neverland. Accepting this reality, saying goodbye to neverland, the ideal world where you could be happy. “Peter pan” and “Neverland” as a symbol for a magical world full of childhood innocence. As well the sadness of growing up-leaving Neverland and facing the realities in life.
Farewell Neverland my love
by Taehyunsgfreal September 17, 2023
When you deploy overseas for the military, and your girlfriend fucks around while you're gone. So you eat nothing but sausage and sauerkraut for nine months, and then go shit on her driveway before ringing her doorbell and running away.
"Hey, Josh is back from Afghanistan. His girlfriend cheated on him while he was gone, so he gave her a Polish farewell when he got back. Fucking classic."
by Veebs December 7, 2017
The Farewell Delight is when a girl puts nutella on your penis and begins to perform oral sex. This girl is usually very ok with taking it up the butt and has very abnormally shaped boobs/titties.
by Farwell November 19, 2015
The saddest thing to ever exist in a Pokémon game.
Sad ranking:
Rescue team: 10/10
Explorers: 11/10
Gates: 10/10
Super: 10/10
DX: 10/10
Sad ranking:
Rescue team: 10/10
Explorers: 11/10
Gates: 10/10
Super: 10/10
DX: 10/10
by Le Mesprit December 14, 2020
(n). Almost exclusively limited to the rich and/or famous, the farewell tour refers to the media circus that occurs when a celebrity passes away. Recent examples include Michael Jackson and Sen. Edward Kennedy. For the event to truly be considered a farewell tour, the corpse must lay in state somewhere for a short time, then be moved at least once, either to lay in state elsewhere or, ultimately to their viewing and/or funeral service. It is customary for large groups of mourners heretofore unknown by the deceased and family to flock to the stops along the way in an effort to catch a little "contact fame"...
by pm1960 August 29, 2009