when a character is beheaded during a video game of movie, its appropriate to say "ciao head".
ciao in this case is "bye" in italian.
there are also other variations of this term, such as saying " ciao social life" when you can't go out, or saying " ciao gravity" when a person levitates.
ciao in this case is "bye" in italian.
there are also other variations of this term, such as saying " ciao social life" when you can't go out, or saying " ciao gravity" when a person levitates.
by nickybabi September 30, 2009
interpostion, exclamation; Roman dialectical/ slang:
• When you say to IRL Marcello
• When you say hi to someone referring to him as "Marcello" (> Cello > Ce) as anybody is or can be Marcello.
• As a way to show your disregard towards an inconsistent argument, or in despite of something improbable
• As a way to show your discontent towards a general situation or event
• 'Ce' can be used as a substitute single noun for: man, dude, bro, etc.
• When you say to IRL Marcello
• When you say hi to someone referring to him as "Marcello" (> Cello > Ce) as anybody is or can be Marcello.
• As a way to show your disregard towards an inconsistent argument, or in despite of something improbable
• As a way to show your discontent towards a general situation or event
• 'Ce' can be used as a substitute single noun for: man, dude, bro, etc.
"Things will get better with President Trump"
"Sure, Ciao Ce!"
"I'm gonna go home with the hottest chick in the club tonight"
"Yes you are.. Ciao Ce!"
"Ok I guess I'll see you later, Ciao Ce"
"Sure, Ciao Ce!"
"I'm gonna go home with the hottest chick in the club tonight"
"Yes you are.. Ciao Ce!"
"Ok I guess I'll see you later, Ciao Ce"
by big monkey man July 7, 2017