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bye-bye [ˌbaɪˈbaɪ] INTERJ inf

bye-bye

tschüss inf

to go bye-bye Am childspeak

it's time to go bye-bye

to go bye-byes esp Brit childspeak

to go bye-bye Am childspeak

it's time to go bye-bye

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But certainly, if a battleground becomes stale, okay, bye-bye battleground. www.eurogamer.net

That will now go bye-bye amid poor response and morph into a $29 a year digital-only section for new subscribers. www.poynter.org

Familiar symbolic gestures include the raised fist, bye-bye, and thumbs up. en.wikipedia.org

Fire, flood, theft or even an accidental delete can mean bye-bye to those financial invoices. securitybrief.co.nz

Even though she's still sick, now we have the joy of (seeing her) clapping her hands or waving bye-bye and hello. www.citynews.ca

You can't take away the hitting of the game or else it goes bye-bye. www.usatoday.com

Publishers might stroke your ego if you're earning big bucks for them, but like in professional sports, stop producing and bye-bye. www.digitalbookworld.com

And then when it comes back into the bye-bye-byes it's double the original tempo, a tremendous leap to twice the speed. en.wikipedia.org

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