byes
used when u are saying bye to someonw online
to change it up, so its not just ttyl, ttfn, bye, and so on
to change it up, so its not just ttyl, ttfn, bye, and so on
byes by paul decker February 24, 2005
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Byes
Pronounced "Bee-Yesss". An extreme affirmative.
Derived from Warner Brothers cartoons; also related to "Mmm-yes"
Derived from Warner Brothers cartoons; also related to "Mmm-yes"
Byes by PolyMacEnt October 3, 2007
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byesoobin • byesville • Byesage • Byeshoo • ByeSpace • byess • byestisity • byesville ohio • Snoozle byes • speedy-byes
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byes by Kristin Brown May 16, 2005
Beddy-byes
A cute way of saying 'Bed' when you are with company that you feel rude leaving but know you well and have been with for hours.
Beddy-byes by sweetiecandykim December 9, 2008
speedy-byes
Video content (i.e., commercials, legal warnings, tedious dialogue) through which one fast-forwards.
Girl 1: "Hey, wait a minute! Back it up! What was that?
Girl 2: "What was what?"
Girl 1: That boy I saw in the speedy-byes...was that your brother in the commercial for Guys Gone Wild?"
Girl 2: "What was what?"
Girl 1: That boy I saw in the speedy-byes...was that your brother in the commercial for Guys Gone Wild?"
speedy-byes by weezlhed January 18, 2010
Snoozle byes
Snoozle byes by Melmoo November 28, 2009
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