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good-bye

[ US /ˈɡʊdˌbaɪ, ɡɪdˈbaɪ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a farewell remark
    they said their good-byes

How To Use good-bye In A Sentence

  • I kiss Bob and the kids good-bye, wish them a fun and safe day, and listen to them swish in their nylon shell pants and clomp in their heavy boots out the door. Left Neglected
  • You will turn your face to the wall, say good-bye to those who you thought were your friends, build a high fence around yourself and hide -- _hide_ from the world and everything! The Lilac Lady
  • But a picket of soldiers followed the poor coffin to the grave, officers made speeches over it, and her old comrades mustered from all parts of France to say good-bye.
  • In 1845 ” after saying good-bye and “Why will you go to Switzerland? there will be such a fidge about you when you're gone” ” Turner lost his health, and was never himself again. The Life of John Ruskin
  • But more than this clouded his mind, he had been brought to say good-bye to Jessamine Buckner, who had scarcely seen him, and to give her a wolverene-skin, a hunting trophy. Lin McLean
  • But it's 'arder still to sye good-bye to the ole folks at' ome. A Yeoman's Letters Third Edition
  • Kiss your flares good-bye - It's all about long and lean drain pipe pants.
  • arctics," there, with that ever faithful aide in close attendance, was the chief they loved; dropped in, all unsuspecting, just to say good-bye. A Daughter of the Sioux A Tale of the Indian frontier
  • Remnants of the Italian occupation during World War II exist in the capital, such as the use of ciao to say ‘good-bye.’
  • And he finally got voted off, and I said, "Ray, you are the weakest link," and I added rather tartily, "Good-bye. CNN Transcript May 17, 2001
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