Go Bye Bye

to delete someone

I made Harrison go bye bye

by Worst Meanings On This Websit August 22, 2019

bye

a word you say to get rid of someone. usually refers to someone you dislike.

Example: Bye, bitch! Thanks for cheating on me.

by marrrrrrrrrrr February 23, 2018

bye stranger

When you receive, or send, a message to someone you have hooked up with or had a relationship with in the past or wanted to but didn't have the opportunity.

This is the same as hey stranger but used in a sassy way. This sometimes means the other person wants something very much with you. It can be used in the middle of the conversation when to play with someone meaning something but not saying it.

Person 1: I think you would really like that - huh?
Person 2: bye stranger

by itreallymatters September 8, 2023

bye otis

Is basically the same as " Bye Felicia " , dismissing anyone who is irrelevant to You . Bye Otis is Normally Used For Men whereas Bye Felicia is Used For Women

Girl: I really can't stand you.
Boy: Then why are you still talking to me? Bye Felicia

Girl: BYE OTIS

by Otis SUCKS March 16, 2016

Bye Bye

A trending word to state that it's too late/ over for you

Person A: *looksmaxxing*
Person B: "What are you doing?"
Person A: 🤫 🧏
Person B: "what..? I don't get it."
Person A: "Bye Bye"

by Daxxasd February 10, 2024

bye bye apple fly

a phrase used to defeat the tension between two individuals after a one night stand

person one: “hey, I’ve got to go to work, uhm...I’ll text you.”
person two: “oh ok”
person one: *begins to walk out*
person two: ...bye bye apple fly...

by bojackussy February 28, 2022

Ride and Bye

The opposite of Ride or Die (being there for someone no matter what, through good AND bad times). A "RIDE AND BYE" friend, is when someone that you believed was a good one, actually turns out to be a "fair-weathered" one. You eventually realize, they always seem to be around for the fun times, but when things get serious (when you often need friendship the most), they are always M.I.A. They're typically full of excuses and unapologetic, because they usually don't feel they've done anything wrong. This kind of friend is sometimes referred to as a "User" or a "Good Time Charlie", who are definitely the "ride and bye" type and NOT "ride or die"!

"I finally realized Lori was a "RIDE AND BYE" type friend, when she never came over to help when I broke my leg, but was always the first person at the door for my epic parties!"

by TonyaMC419 August 16, 2021