Cuzão

Cuzão besides its offensive meaning is also a word you use with someone (generally a friend) when you are surprised by something. It's more common in São Paulo.

Eita cuzão, se liga no acidente!
Damm it, check it out, a car crash !

by ViniAlmeida September 6, 2016

ciaole

awesome, crazy greeting from a german area called "Allgaeu". Very nice people from this area use this word for everything like greeting, express feelings, describe things. It really fits in every situation - if u are happy, sad, crazy - it does matter. It's CIAOLE.

Hello = Ciaole
Good Bye = Ciaole

Q: How are u?
A: Ciaole!

This car is ciaole!

If u are happy: "ja ciaoleeeeeeeeeee"

Take to a girl: "hey ciaole ;)"

by lil.gypsy February 21, 2011

Ciao Ciao

Based on the denotation and extraction of "bye" and commonly used in a Peruvian-American context termed "Ciao" "Ciao" and urbanized as the American slang "Bye" "Bye."

Reference: Webster.com- used conventionally as an utterance at meeting or parting.

English: Alright Babe, thanks for the fun date. Ciao ciao Spanish: Bueno, Mamá. Ya me voy. Ciao ciao

by Ramon Ramon September 30, 2012

ciao

italian greeting word, either hello or goodbye

Ciao bella - Hello girlfriend
Ciao bello - goodbye boyfriend

by Anonymous September 11, 2003

ciao ciao-sephine

another term for the word goodbye, the lengthened version of ciao.

"Im going, ciao ciao-sephine"

by blue battle-axe April 18, 2021

cizadėžė

In Vienna (Austrija) there are recycle bins shaped like a cigarret box

Its pronounced "ci za dė že"
(In Lithuanian language)

Ou look there is a cizadėžė you can throw your sandwich in there.

by JuodasČiodars July 6, 2021

Bunny ciao

bunny ciao is just a cute way of saying hello or goodbye. It is a play on words of Bunny Chow - a dish that originated in South Africa where quarter or half a loaf bread is hollowed out and filled with curry. Made up by Kevin Risk.

Italian stallion 1 "Ciao bella!"

Italian stallion 2 "Bunny ciao!"

by Partypriest November 11, 2009