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Meanings of bye-bye in English
Usage of bye-bye in English
1
Mrs Fowl was here, but she went bye-bye, then she went bye-bye.'
2
It took them a long time to say bye-bye, but eventually they departed.
3
So long, Mama; bye-bye, Papa-goahead, sniff and drink yourselves into the grave.
4
Say bye-bye birdie, and take this one for a ride instead.
5
If these Yeerks of yours get this thing, it's bye-bye Andalites.
6
Drink it off, chuck yourself down there, and go to bye-bye.
7
If you move, the fuzzies will go bye-bye. The nurse jiggled the wheelchair.
8
I parked in the lot, locked Big Blue, and waved bye-bye to Joyce.
9
When Hill tried to blackmail him, it was bye-bye Cobra Man.
10
So if a bird happens to eat a parasitized caterpillar, it's bye-bye wormy.
11
You see, he can't pat-a-cake, or this-little-pig-went-to-market, or wave a bye-bye or nothin'.
12
Normality had waved bye-bye to his family and his species a long time ago.
13
Perhaps it will be bye-bye to Netflix for a year.
14
I said bye-bye, nothing else works! Trump wrote on Twitter.
15
I thought it looked goofy, especially on a guy waving bye-bye to his thirties.
16
Wave bye-bye, or I'll run you both in for disturbing my peace of mind.