- TATA
- Bye-bye!
- Cheerio!
- So long!
- So long, luv!
- Folkestone farewell!
- Slangy so-long
- Bye!
- Ciao! cousin
- Later, dude!
- Cheery "bye"
- Informal good-bye
- Toodle-oo!
- Bye words
- Ciao!
- Syllables of departure
- Half of TTFN
- Sing-song signoff in Salisbury
- Bye-bye for now!
- Until next time ...
- Toodles!
- See ya!
- Catch you later!
- Adios, I'm ghost
- Later, in Leeds
- Boob
- Let's do lunch
- We'll deal with this in the a.m.
- See you next time
- Farewell
- Gotta run!
- Casual parting
- Parting word
- Later!
- Casual farewell
- Bye at Wimbledon, maybe
- Precious parting
- Kin of "arrivederci"
- I'm Audi
- Off I go
- It's used for splitting
- What a wave may mean
- It's been real
- British "peace"
- Underground sendoff
- It may be heard at Heathrow's "kiss and fly" area
- Tube splitting comment
- See ya, in England
- Parting words
- Informal farewell
- G'bye!
- Be seein' ya
- Parting syllables
- See ya later!
- Polite good-bye
- So long, in Soho
- Bye for now!
- Breezy "so long"
- British "bye-bye"
- See you, in Savoy
- See you later!
- Brit's bye-bye
- Later alternative
- Bye-bye, love
- I must be off, old chap
- Later, love!
- See ya! in Soho
- Breezy send-off
- Bye-bye in Britain
- Au revoir!
- Londoner's "Later!"
- Gotta leave!
- Ciao, in Chelsea
- Later, old chap
- Brit's farewell
- Splitting words
- I'm off!
- Affected "bye"
- Brighton "Bye!"
- First half of the initialism TTFN
- Darathy's dag? [Blair Puzzle Lords]
- Brighton adieu
- Soho so long
- Bye-bye, in Brighton
- Later relative
- London "Later!"
- Later, guv
- Casual good-bye
- Hasta la vista!
- Later, in London
- Part of TTFN
- Brit's sign-off
- Posh "Peace!"
- Catch ya later
- Later, stylishly
- Brit's "Later!"
- Word on the way out
- Leaving word
- Bristol bye-bye
- Brit's goodbye
- Bye line
- Buh-bye
- __ for now
- Adieu!
- Bye, in Britain
- See you, in Soho
- Bye-bye, in Bristol
- So long, in Leeds
- Brit's 7 Down
- London farewell
- Londoner's farewell
- Brit's "Bye!"
- Yorkshire farewell
- So long! in London
- Chat ender
- Conversation ender
- Chelsea "Ciao!"
- Gloucester good-bye
- Exit line
- Parting phrase
- Cheery send-off
- Mobile message ender
- Breezy "bye"
- Conversation conclusion
- Final word
- Parting comment
- Airy farewell
- Parting remark
- Bye now!
- 17 Across alternative
- Conversation stopper
- Ciao for now!
- Brit's "So long!"
- Careless good-by.
- Londoner's "so-long."
- Last word
- Gatwick good-bye
- Bye-bye, to a Brit
- Ciao, old chap
- See ya, in Stratford
- So long, in Surrey
- Cheerio alternative
- I'm 'eading 'ome!
- I'm outta here
- Salisbury "See ya!"
- Bye, to a Brit
- Splitting syllables
- Leave-taking word
- Good-by: Familiar.
- Baby's word.
- Good-by.
- Tot's farewell.
- Tot's word.
- Word of casual farewell.
- Flippant farewell.
- Baby talk.
- Playful farewell.
- Childish farewell.
- Daddy: Span.
- Form of farewell.
- Baby's "thank you."
- Colloquial farewell.
- Familiar leave-taking.
- Familiar farewell.
- Bit of baby talk.
- See 37 Across.
- Childish leave taking.
- Breezy farewell.
- Good-bye, nursery style.
- Leave-taking of a kind.
- Relative of toodle-oo.
- See 115 Across
- Pip-pip!
- Good-bye
- Wodehouse goodbye
- Be seeing you!
- Last words
- British goodbye
- Friendly farewell
- Cousin of "Ciao!"
- Farewell, informally
- British farewell
- Aloha, in Britain
- Goodbye, London style
- Relative of bye-bye
- Cheerio's cousin
- So long, in England
- Bye-bye, in Bath
- Gravesend goodbye
- Toodle-oo at Ascot
- Bye-bye” nyt 1993 TATA Bye-bye nyt 1993 TATA Bye-bye, in Soho nyt 1993 TATA Cheerio! nyt 1993 TATA Cheerio's cousin nyt 1993 TATA Ciao cousin nyt 1993 TATA So long nyt 1993 TATA So long, in London nyt 1993 TATA Soho so long nyt 1993 TATAR Golden Horde member nyt 1993 TATE English art patron: 1819-99 nyt 1993 TATE Jodie Foster's Little Man ___"
- See you
- Repetitious
- Later, Jeeves
- London goodbye
- Hasta luego!
- Going away statement
- Socialite's "bye"
- Till we meet again
- It's heard from one taking off
- It's said when taking off
- See ya” nyt 2004 TATA So long!"
- Off for now, love
- I'm history
- Cry before disappearing
- So long, dahling
- Abyssinia
- Brighton bye-bye
- Pre-takeoff cry?
- Heathrow takeoff sound?
- Father, in Xhosa, and a nickname for 36-Across
- Checkout line?
- Fare thee well!
- S'long
- Bye at Wimbledon
- Toodles, in Twickenham
- Soho send-off
- Later, luv
- So long, dear boy
- See ya!, for a Brit
- Line out the door?
- Goodbye, my friend!
- Later, alligator!
- Peace!
- ___ for now
- Cutesy farewell
- Twee "later"
- Alternative to 27- and 32-Across
- Indian car company trying to break into the U.S. market with the Nano
- Birmingham bye-bye
- Laters
- Farewell, fellow-Briton!
- Good-bye, old chap!
- Farewell, folks! in Folkestone
- Bye-bye, elsewhere
- Goodbye, somewhere
- Adieu, elsewhere
- Sheffield farewell
- Goodbye, slangily
- Pompous "bye"
- See ya, in London
- Parting twins?
- Later, in 33-Across
- Brit's "Adios!"
- British "Bye!"
- British "Ciao!"
- British "See ya!"
- Farewell, in Essex
- Brit's "Ciao!"
- Brit's "I'm off!"
- British "Later!"
- Adios, in London
- Catch ya later, in London
- So long, old chap!
- Brit's "See ya!"
- Parting exclamation
- Ciao, in Cambridge
- Adios!
- Later, gator
- Repetitive farewell
- Ciao to a toff
- Socialite's signoff
- Gotta be going!
- The TT in TTFN
- Ciao, in England
- Some parting words
- I'm off, old chap!
- CYA
- See ya, old chap!
- Bye, old chap!
- Byeee!
- Later, chap!
- Ciao relative
- Gotta go!
- Soho sign-off
- It's heard while leaving
