Bye

Can be used to totally end a conversation. Use your imagination and stick a word infront of it. Always say the "B" in "Bye" like your going to say "BANG," it adds to the effect.

MMMMMMMM Bye!
K Bye.
Alright Bye.

by Rum Chum May 27, 2007

bye felicia

Bye bitch

All I have to say is bye felicia.

by mccune98 March 19, 2017

bye

1. a term used when parting.
2. a period of time in sports during the regular competition season in which a team does not compete

1. See ya. Bye.
2. Who's KC playing this week? No one, they've got a bye.

by zachwolff October 20, 2003

BYE SISTERS

The end of James Charles reputation and career because Tati Westbrook and Gabriel Zamosa exposed him for SEDUCING A STRAIGHT MAN LIKE WTF AM I RIGHT?!?! He lost 3 million IG followers in 2 days!!:)

did u hear about james charles?
BYE SISTERS

by agk23 May 13, 2019

Thanks, Bye

The term can also be used to indicate extreme decisiveness or self-confidence. In this sense it is not antagonistic, but rather a way of injecting a greater sense of assertiveness and urgency into a statement.

Waiter: "What can I get you?"
You: "I'm gonna have the steak tartar and frites, thanks, bye'"

by Danann Hawes February 10, 2005

by the bye

Like "before I/we forget," "by the bye" means the speaker (or writer) is going to change the subject. It comes from "by" (meaning "near") "the bye" (the closing, where we say "goodbye.") So it means, "before we say bye, let me also tell you...."

"... and that's all I heard about Brenda and Eddie. By the bye, have you heard from Brenda's friend Billy?"

by Wordslinger for Hire November 27, 2013

The good bye third eye

A pissed-off form of ending a relationship with a high school girlfriend by squirting sperm on her forehead while she is sleeping.

I let her know it was over with The good bye third eye.

by 71-JackHammer December 9, 2008