Nigga Bye!

A phrase meaning "whatever" or "yeah right". It shows lack of interest in what somebody has said or that you don't believe something that has been said.

Guy: Hey girl, when you gonna let take you out sometime?
Girl: Um... never
Guy: Come on, I can show what a real man supposed to be like.
Girl: Nigga bye! Aint nobody thinking bout you.

by trackstar2010 October 25, 2011

BYE

Used as a responding word, like "lol, "lmao" and "omg I can't even". Figuratively meaning that your leaving, like you can't deal with what has been said.

Requis: "Sometimes I wonder when you'll stop saying "BYE""
Felicia: "OMG BYE"

by moistpossum December 3, 2016

Chao Chee Bye

Chao would mean Smelly in Hokkien, a Chinese dialect.
Chee Bye would mean Vagina.
Together it would be smelly vagina.
Normally used as a very insulting bad word in Singapore.

Stop being a fucking Chao Chee Bye!

by cheebyelangg February 11, 2009

kan ni na buey chao chee bye

The ultimate phrase of insult in hokkien. Most commonly used by hokkien-speaking chinese males ranging from age 14 to their death and ah lians of all ages.

It's literal meaning is:
fuck your mother's smelly pussy.

Wah lan eh! You cheebye kia.. how dare you doublecross me? kan ni na buey chao chee bye.. you going to die.

by Op743r0 August 23, 2003

bye-girl

A girl who becomes consumed by the person she’s dating and never talks to her friends. Is always too busy to do anything with anyone besides the person she is dating.

That girl hasn’t talked to us since their first date. She is such a bye-girl.

by cooolmanok December 18, 2018

mmm bye

It has become common practice for some people to preface bye with a "mmm" particularly when ending a phone call. I have yet to hear this occur in vis-a-vis interactions.

I'll talk to you later. mmm bye. (click)

by James R Stevens March 7, 2008

m-bye

Common colloquialism in rural western United States. Means "mhmm, bye" "um, bye" "ok, bye," "goodbye" or simply "bye." The "M" sound is used as a space filler and there is no pause between The "M" and "bye" sounds. Normally used as a polite, informal way to end a phone conversation, but is occassionally used in-person, as well.

Caller "How late are you open today?"
Receptionist "We're open until six."

Caller "Okay, Thank you."
Receptionist "You're welcome, m-bye."

Caller "Bye!"

by bonnylea May 10, 2010