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

by Nosybarker October 26, 2015

bye

A word, meaning boy, guy or buddy. Used in Atlantic Canada, largely Newfoundland and Cape Breton.

Newfie- How's it going bye?
Cape Bretoner- Looking good bye.

by Keegan Elliott September 19, 2007

BYE

A phrase use by someone to avoid further humiliation or embarrassment in a conversation

Vinn: Ehh my pin got remove
Not lia: I totally didn't remove anything
Also not lia: BYE

by Not Vinn June 29, 2021

Byes

Pronounced "Bee-Yesss". An extreme affirmative.

Derived from Warner Brothers cartoons; also related to "Mmm-yes"

"Hey, do you want go halfsies on a keg?"
"Byes!"

by PolyMacEnt October 3, 2007

Bye

A term used to express a finality regarding a disconnection in social media. A disconnect where there is an intention that both parties never interact, on-line, ever, again.

You commented regarding the death of my friend in a rather crass manner. I have now de-friended you on facebook. It is what it is ... Bye.

by Just a dude 2014mar March 20, 2014

bye

common term for parting ways when it is quite obvious you are not going to receive oral sex soon.

"Catch ya later Johnny" the minister's daughter said with her nice round perky Double D's slightly jiggling having come to a sudden stop at the bottom of the church steps "Bye Raejean" Johnny said as he snapped that last mental picture of her rockin tits and sped home to jack off.

by Dankcavern September 20, 2008

Bye Bye Fries

n/ Most commonly used before a break-up (but can apply to other situations as well) a type of "last meal" to say farewell.

She had enough with me and took me to the local burger joint and we shared a basket of bye bye fries.

by Desrever March 22, 2009