bye then 

Commonly used as an expression of distaste at another person. Typically said to yourself when someone hangs up on you prematurely or walks off mid conversation.

"Oh, bye then"

People who use bye then in normal conversation are often seen as actively aggressive individuals and rude to others.

Oh, bye then

bye then by Nosybarker October 26, 2015

bye bye

baby, infant, newborn -bye bye to your time, money, quiet, corvette, stratocaster, etc ...hello to slavery and ego pump!

we had our bye bye and did some trading: good bye to our, money, time, quiet, things...-hello to us as saviors!

bye bye by michael foolsley December 2, 2009

bye felicia 

This is mainly used when your speaking to somebody irrelevant to your life and you want to get rid of them. Also, can be used in an argument when you know the other person is wrong and its funny.

Person 1: WTF??? Im so right
Person 2: lol bye felicia lololol
Person 1: Who's felicia?
Person 2: exactly

bye felicia by blueberry.girl March 10, 2015

Bye love you 

A lazy way of saying "Good bye. I love you!" especially when trying to catch teenagers as the flee their parents presence as rapidly as they can.

As my son bolted from the house to join his friends on the way to the mall, I had merely enough time to shout "Bye love you!" as the door slammed behind him.

Bye love you by FC Soccer Coach DT December 30, 2016

bye francisco 

The male version of "bye felicia": When someone says that they're leaving and you could really give two shits less that they are. Their name then becomes "francisco", a random bitch that nobody is sad to see go. They're real name becomes irrelevant because nobody cares what it really is. Instead, they now are "francisco."

"Hey guys, I'm gonna go"
"Bye Francisco"
"Who's Francisco?"
"Exactly bitch. Buh bye."

bye francisco by Basicbitch77 October 20, 2015

bye b 

bye bitch

Vanessa: my mom is calling me
John: ok bye b

bye b by g3m April 12, 2018

bye-felicia 

(Verb) To denounce or dismiss someone or something in a harsh or emphatic manner when attempting to persuade them to leave.

"She was always bugging him about lending her money, but he bye-felicia'd her until she got the message."
"The lacrosse captain was such a jerk that when the freshman came up to her about the practice schedule, she bye-felicia'd him immediately."

bye-felicia by al-capun December 13, 2014