Thoodle

is a term used to describe one's plutonic comrade, or friend. the term stems from a mildly skewed phonetic spelling of the common slang word 'dude', meaning colleague, or mate.

Leroy Brown: yo does her husband have mad diamonds?

Faze: Yea thoodle, our money is no good here

by John Button May 12, 2009

toodle pip

to toodle pip a dear friend, means to say goodbye in a very friendly way.

toodle pip me ol' deeer!!

by yolande June 24, 2004

Toodlepip

Another way of saying goodbye.

"toodlepip john"

by Mattie_B March 28, 2009

toodle-loo

Archaic american form of 'goodbye'. It derives from the french expression "a tout a l'heure" meaning "see you later", and came into vogue in the US particularly after the second world war.

Mim : "Bye-Bye!"

Vim : "Toodle-loo!"

by spungedave March 6, 2010

toodles

A shortened Anglicized version of the French phrase à tout à l'heure which means goodbye.

Sean: So I'll see you tomorrow then!
Jane: Sure thing. Toodles!

by learnedcivilperson February 22, 2010

troodle

A rough absentminded drawing made seemingly without purpose doodle that is posted on twitter. (a combination of twitter, draw and doodle).

She troodled on twitter at least once a week.

by scotty22 May 3, 2010

toodle

To say goodbye to someone, as a short term for toodle-pip.

Have a good weekend Sally, toodle.

by Andy Williams September 20, 2003