'bye
see you soon
so long
parting
log off
apopemptic
cheerio
on the wing
don't let the door hit you on the way out
chimo
take one's leave
turn off
ciao
dep
vale
make like a banana and split
make like a tree and leave
adios
bye-bye
jet
so long, and thanks for all the fish
going
bless up
do svidaniya
catch you on the flip side
send out
g'bye
nanu-nanu
arrivederci
cheery-bye
going away
hasta
toodle pip
until we meet again
chip chip cheerio
leaving
tatty bye
departure
take it easy
see you
infeftment
hit the trail
extrance
dash
be seeing ya
trot off
toddle off
farewell
bust a move
ta ta
valediction
goodbye
bye
go about one's business
hooroo
toodles
tooraloo
go on one's merry way
peace out
make one's exit
take wing
take off
bid adieu
go about one's day
take leave
shoots
cut one's stick
I have to love you and leave you
have a good one
good afternoon
go off
adjournment
way out
leave-taking
dissolution
have a blessed one
egress
see you tomorrow
valedict
French leave
walk
say none
say no more
cheers
auf Wiedersehen
say nothing
good-byer
haul tail
get going
duck out

English words for 'Goodbye: used when the speaker or addressee is departing.'

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