Vatican Goodbye

The act of cumming inside another person's butthole during sex.

Last night when I was finishing I gave Lisa a Vatican Goodbye right into her butthole.

by PopeLeoXIV July 21, 2025

Chinese Goodbye

Opposite to an irish goodbye, it is when someone says their goodbyes to everyone at the party but end up hanging around 20-30min longer after to help the host clean up some, like gathering recycling and taking it out or doing some of the dishes. A typical behaviour trained into a good Chinese son / daughter from youth.

What is Tiffany still doing here? I thought she said she was leaving. Oh — she gave us a chinese goodbye. She's just helping do the dishes before she heads out.

by c00lc00lc00l March 29, 2026

Albertan Goodbye

Attempting to politely leave a party, but failing to do so following a referendum.

After pulling an Albertan Goodbye, Dennis found himself playing yet another game of beer pong.

by Sir Wildborn March 29, 2026

Moultrup Goodbye

When you know that saying goodbye will lead to a 20 minute conversation with three more people that you should have spoke to earlier so you sneak out instead.

Have you seen Phil?
He was just here a second ago. He must have pulled a Moultrup Goodbye.

by Thrill January 7, 2026

Two-message goodbye

when a betch tex-messagis yo, an' yo want to get her clingy ass away. ax her a question then when she sends hers back at ya. yo send her to da curb.

yeah man that betch wont leaf me alone...
fuck i gotta two-message goodbye that nasty swamp donkey.

by pdo and top shottie January 5, 2008

Fry and Goodbye

The truest of game and watch combos nothing can stop it, first you fry than you say goodbye

Yo did you see him hit that fry and goodbye that shit was crazy

by Biggamerboy September 1, 2017

The Portuguese Goodbye

The Portuguese Goodbye refers to a parting of ways that unfolds in stages over tens of minutes, typically involving different people taking turns reviving and extending a conversation that only appears to all non-Portuguese participants as having already reached its natural conclusion.

The way my Portuguese in-laws say goodbye after Sunday dinner typically takes 30 minutes from the first 'we need to go' to the rest of the family encircling their car in the driveway to wave at them while they disappear over the horizon - "the portuguese goodbye" par excellence.

by SalvyZ August 10, 2022