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  • Soniaundefined Offline
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    Sonia
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    1. A slang term telling someone good-bye, used with a hand gesture in which you pound your chest with your fist twice, then give the peace sign.
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    • Sarahundefined Offline
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      Sarah
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      depending on the context:

      1. c ya later
      2. fuck off
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      • PussyCatundefined Offline
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        A wannabee hippie saying good bye.

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        • Soniaundefined Offline
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          1. Goodbye
          2. (intransitive verb) to leave or retire
          3. (transitive verb) to kill

          [Note: I only heard the third meaning recently, but I thought it was pretty funny so Ive included it.]

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            A very informal goodbye greeting; see you later. Sometimes used in an ironic fashion for goodbyes that should be more serious, i.e. the recipient dying, being killed, defeated, or left behind.

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              Goodbye. Often a source of confusion among whites from different parts of the U.S.

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                Luis Fok
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                Term used to encourage military members to become conscienous objectors peace and get out of the military. Started during the Viet Nam War by Peaceniks and hippies. Turned into a term for saying goodbye, used primarily within ethnic groups. Has been receiving renew popularity because of the U.S.s involvement in yet another unpopular war.

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                • Dave Paprockiundefined Offline
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                  an informal ghetto closing comment. often used on the wrong side of the tracks.

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                    Donald Trump
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                    To leave; finish off; duce

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                    • Dave Paprockiundefined Offline
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                      [Goodbye]/ [cya]....What gangs say when they have to go. One former gang from [TX] usage....very hardcore!

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