- CIAO
- Later!
- Bologna bye
- Genoa good-bye
- Venice farewell!
- Later, alligator
- Arrivederci
- Slangy good-bye
- 21-Across {/in italiano/}
- Parting word in Piacenza
- Later, to the jet set
- Berlusconi's farewell
- TTYL
- Later, dah-ling
- Adios, Mario!
- Peace in Italy?
- Aloha, in Roma
- I gotta jet
- I'm leaving now
- It's been real
- Affected goodbye
- Florentine farewell
- Buon giorno!
- Tuscan ta-ta
- Farewell
- See you in Rome?
- See ya
- A domani!
- Arty farewell
- Bologna greeting
- Genoan greeting
- Continental farewell
- So long!
- Equivalent of "shalom"
- Indicator of splitting
- BCNU
- I'm Audi
- I'm here!
- It's appropriate for coming or going
- See you later
- I'm outta here!
- See ya later!
- See ya, in Siena
- See you soon, signore
- Loren's goodbye
- Parting word
- Bye now!
- See ya, in Pisa
- Ta-ta!
- So long, in Salerno
- Good-bye
- Toodle-oo, in Turin
- Bologna bye-bye
- Bye
- Farewell, Luciano!
- Ta ta in Rome
- Livorno "Later!"
- I'm history!
- Later, gator!
- Farewell in Florence
- Goodbye, Giuseppe!
- Later, to Luigi
- Bye-bye, in Bologna
- Later dude!
- Foreign farewell
- Something to say when going away
- Toodles, in Turin
- Ta ta, in Turin
- So long, Giancarlo
- Italian salutation
- Word of greeting and parting with the derivation "I am your servant"
- Sayonara!
- Dante's "hello"
- Firenze farewell
- Parting word in Pisa
- Goodbye, Columbus
- Ta-ta, in Torino
- Farewell, in Rome
- Toodles
- Torino "ta-ta"
- Ta-ta, in Trieste
- See ya, in Rome
- Toodle-oo
- See you, in Milan
- Bye, bambino!
- Giuseppe's good-bye
- Trendy so-long
- See you later, Italian-style
- Good-bye, in Rome
- Italian hello
- Roman hello
- Roman greeting
- Trendy parting
- Italian's "So long"
- Giovanni's good-bye
- Farewell, Luigi!
- Farewell, cara mia
- It's been real, dahling
- So long, signore
- Florence farewell
- Parting word with an air kiss, perhaps
- Italian "Toodle-oo!"
- See you around!
- So long, on the Lido
- Luigi's "Bye!"
- Trendy hi
- See ya, Luigi
- So long, Paulo!
- Padua parting
- Bye, Luigi!
- Trendy greeting
- European relative of aloha
- Trendy farewell
- Buh-bye!
- European aloha cousin
- Parma parting
- Vatican farewell
- Breezy goodbye
- Greeting or parting word
- Turin "ta-ta"
- Italian farewell
- Catch ya later!
- Italian goodbye
- So long, Sophia
- So long, signor!
- Genoa greeting
- So long, in Rome
- Bye-bye, to Sophia
- Bye-bye, in Florence
- Sicilian "See ya"
- Bye, in Bologna
- Informal farewell
- Italian "So long!"
- Italian version of 37 Down
- See ya! in Salerno
- Farewell in 1 Across
- Bari "bye"
- Later!, in Rome
- Breezy sign-off
- Farewell, in 55 Down
- Venetian valediction
- Sorrento "so long"
- Venetian's "So long!"
- Arty sendoff
- Bartolomeo's "Bye!"
- Farewell in Napoli
- Venetian valedictory
- 82 Down farewell
- Bolognese bye-bye
- Salutation that sounds edible
- Salutation popularized by "A Farewell to Arms"
- Way out shout
- Casual farewell
- Campanian farewell
- Last word (Italy)
- Milan farewell
- Sicilian "Shalom!"
- See ya, abroad
- Air kiss accompanier
- Fellini's farewell
- Parting word in Palermo
- Amico's greeting
- So long, in Siena
- Hello, in Rome
- Greeting in Italy
- Greeting in Genoa
- Genoese greeting
- Italian equivalent of "Aloha!"
- Arrivederci's relative
- Greeting for Gina
- Hello or goodbye, in Genova
- So long, in Milan
- Italian greeting
- Ta-ta, in Tivoli
- So long! in Sorrento
- Corso greeting
- Farewell, in Firenze
- Aloha, in Milano
- Aloha, in Italy
- Marcello's farewell
- Ta-ta, in Turino
- Goodbye, to Guido
- Greeting in Genova
- Genovese greeting
- Greeting from Giuseppe
- Italian's ave
- Via Veneto farewell
- Bye-bye
- Adios
- Cheerio, Luciano!
- See you, in Sorrento
- Tuscany ta-ta
- Cousin of "Hasta luego"
- See ya!” nyt 2004 CIAO See you later!"
- Giorgio's greeting
- Word of greeting and parting
- Gotta run!
- Toodles, in Milan
- Farewell in 41-Down
- Italian's "bye"
- Gotta go!
- Bye for an Italian soccer team?
- Italian "bye"
- I'm gone
- Relative of aloha or shalom
- Goodbye, Guido!
- Informal goodbye
- Hello or goodbye
- Word of parting
- So long, Sofia!
- Word that might accompany an air kiss
- I'm off!
- Analogue of "aloha" and "shalom"
- Later! in Livorno
- Hollywood goodbye
- Don't be a stranger
- What The Cult said to "Edie"
- Peace, fellow Pisan!
- Hasta
- Universal word from the Italian
- Adios, Enzio
- Word that might accompany a kiss on both cheeks
- _A domani!_
- Farewell, my Florentine friend!
- Smooches!
- Toodle-oo, in Tuscany
- See you in Cortona?
- Adieu
- Bisous!
- Venetian farewell
- So long, Sophia Loren
- Farewell, Italian-style
- Goodbye to Gucci
- Hello and goodbye, Italian style
- Overseas greeting or farewell
- Turin farewell
- Sicilian goodbye
- Ta-ta, in Tuscany
- Goodbye, in Genoa
- Goodbye, in Italy
- So long, in 43-Across
- ___! Manhattan (Sedgwick film)
- Italian signoff
- Bye bye somewhere
- Overseas farewell
- A form of "goodbye"
- Bye, in Milan
- See you, signore
- Bye bye or "Later"
- Bye! in Italy
- So long in Italy
- A goodbye
- Later, in Italian
- Farewell, in Venice
- Gabriella's goodbye
- Italian for "Bye!" or "Hi!"
- Gotta bounce!
- Italian for "Later!"
- See you later Luigi
- See you later!: Ital.
- Greeting in Milano
- Arrivederci kin
- Overseas greeting
- Word of coming and going
- Italian's "aloha"
- Adieu, somewhere else
- Torino farewell
- Goodbye in Venice
- Word after "have your people call my people"
- Later! somewhere
- Peace! in Pisa
- Adios, in Italy
- Until we meet again!
- Byeee!
- Ta-ta, dahling!
- Greeting with two cheek kisses
- Goodbye, in Italian
- See ya! in Italian
- Veronese greeting
- Taranto ta-ta
- Vowel-rich farewell
- Buh-bye, dahling!
- Toodle-oo, in Taranto
- Italian word similar to the French "salut"
- Salerno send-off
- Catch you on the flip side!
- Fabio's farewell
- Sardinian send-off
- Goodbye, in Gaeta
- Italian farewell found in the three longest Across answers
- Ferrara farewell
- Tuscan "Toodle-oo!"
- Farewell in Ferrara
