no bye-byes

you can not ever use this word after the end of a conversation. It is either "brb" or "coming back in a min"

Alizeh: "alright then I will go and study now, bye bye"
Ayan : "no bye-byes"

by Salaaaah!!! March 26, 2022

Bye

Bye is a word you say to someone when your leaving

Bye Alex

by Oscar Rooke January 27, 2022

BYE

A symbol created by Anthony Woods which mean (BeYourselfEveryday)

"BYE is a lifestyle not a gimmick"

by beyourselfeveryday July 15, 2021

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

Chee Bye

A vulgar word in Hokkien language which means pussy. Often used by Singaporeans and Malaysians.

Starbucks Barista : "Sir, could you please tell me your name so I can write it on the cup?"
Me : "Sure, my name is C-H-E-E B-Y-E."
*After 5 minutes*
Starbucks Barista : "Mr. Chee Bye your drink is ready!"
*Me laughing and casually walks away from the starbucks*
Starbucks Barista : "Mr. Chee Bye?... Mr. Chee Bye?"

by iamnotracist May 23, 2021

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

Guten bye bye

A mix of German and English, this is a half translation of the phrase 'good bye', intended to be said in a mischievous and sadistic tone, implying a veiled thread as if something bad were to happen to the recipient of the message.

Popularized by villians, war criminals and also an autistic boy at an English grammar school (ironically), the phrase never really caught on - but it is enjoyable to say, perhaps only in the midst of a temporary Tourette's episode.

Teacher: Do your homework or you'll get detention
High schooler: I think not, fair Wench. Guten BYE BYE! Muahahaah *disappears in a flash*

Teacher: How the fuck did I end up teaching these idiots

by blitz wagon December 10, 2024