ciao

Placeholder for nearly anything there is. Either good or bad.

1) "Next year's vacation is gonna be ciao" - meaning that next year's vacation is gonna be very good.
2) Person 1 does something bad
Person 2: "Man, that was ciao" - meaning whatever Person 1 did was bad.

by ilui April 12, 2018

Ciao

Something an Italian would say to an Italian, or that a non Italian would say to an Italian, or that an Italian would say to a non Italian, but not something a non Italian would say to another non Italian.

Frank- Ciao.
Richie- You might have spent a lot of time with the Italians Frank, but they're not your people, neither are the micks. Saying Ciao to me isn't progress, I'm wondering why you're talking like that, and if I'm going to have to start talking weird to be speaking your language too.

by Solid Mantis April 10, 2021

Ciao

1.saying goodbye to someone or something
2.Noone/oslo/dino's word

Noone said "ciao" to his bestest friends

by Noone|dino|oslo January 15, 2022

ciao

the italian version of hi

x: ciao!
y: vaffanculo you too! ( also an italian polite way to greet)

by jay_idk April 28, 2022

ciao wasted

an italian term: ciao (meaning hi in this case) wasted, meaning smashed.

Sandra: Yo he's so smashed...
Alessio: CIAO WASTED!!
Nick: Mmmm...

by italianwop September 24, 2009

ciao for now

Goodbye for the time being.

"I have to attend this Party. So Ciao for now"

by ILYPB November 23, 2013

ciao luigi

A warm hearted, lovely greeting for any Pizzaria-owner of italian heritage. Altough his birthname may not be Luigi every true Pizzaman identifies with Luigi on a spiritual basis and is honored to be called so.

Bro1: Hey, see that fat, slimy, wife-beater wearing moustache Pinoccio in front of the Pizzeria over there?
Bro2: Yeah, let's give him a nice Luigi-shout!
Both: Ciao Luigi! Come stai?

by Schnipp0 September 7, 2020