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A routine send-off. The origin is from the airlines, when the flight ended, and stewardesses bade farewell to planeloads of passengers as they filed out.
Passenger 1: "Enjoyed the flight."
Stewardess: "Buh bye."
Passenger 2: "See you next trip."
Stewardess: "Buh bye."
Passenger 3: ""Bye now."
Stewardess: "Buh bye, buh bye, buh bye, buh bye...."
buh bye by lbjack May 13, 2011
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Getting frisky with goodbye.
Buh bye by StaynSweet September 10, 2013
normally used as a dismissive for a person's comments or an idea that is unwelcome or unpleasant. sometimes used after a look of disbelief.
1)Friend: "Girl what are you wearing? You look a mess."
Friend 2: "Ooh! Buh bye!"

2)Guy (joking): "You wanna mess around?"
Guy 2: "Dude! Buh bye!"
buh bye by agentorange April 19, 2004
It is Buh Bye except no.
Bye Buh, I’ll see you later
Bye Buh by Quackable October 9, 2020
a passive aggressive way to say good bye. saying good bye after being frustrated. an impatient or lazy good bye. Often used by sales people.
You don't want to purchase my services? Well bless your heart. buhbye.
buhbye by mememetoo April 3, 2015
literally means, get the fuck out of my face.
I will fuck you up!
Mm'kay, buhbye.
BuhBye by Anonymous April 9, 2003
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