Bye! |
Later |
Ciao! |
Adios |
Goodbye |
Good-by |
See you |
Bye-bye |
Farewell |
'Ta-ta!' |
Bon soir |
Godspeed |
I'm off! |
It's bid |
Kiss-off |
Bid word |
Good-bye |
Toodle-oo |
Bye word? |
Chic "Bye |
Bye line? |
Last word |
Bayou bye |
'Cheerio!' |
Final word |
Ciao!" kin |
A fond ___ |
Nice wave? |
Final bid? |
''So long'' |
Arrivederci |
A last word |
Balzac work |
Bid parting |
Tours ta ta |
Parting word |
Bordeaux bye |
'Au revoir!' |
À bientôt! |
Brest 'Bye!' |
French wave? |
Lyons "Later |
Nice bye-bye |
Nice parting |
Parting "mot |
Tati's ta-ta |
Bye," abroad |
Nice goodbye |
Closing bid? |
Leave-taking |
''Sayonara!'' |
Bye, Georges! |
Farewell, ami |
'Later, Luc!' |
Goodbye, Luc! |
Later, Louis! |
Exit preceder |
Foix farewell |
Nice good-bye |
Orly send-off |
Paris parting |
See you later |
Something bid |
French leave? |
Goodbye (Fr.) |
Fancy goodbye |
Leaving word? |
Fond farewell |
It can be bid |
It may be bid |
Nice farewell? |
Later, Jacques |
Ta-ta, mon ami |
Ami's good-bye |
Fancy send-off |
Flowery "ta-ta |
French "see ya |
Henri's "ta-ta |
Polite goodbye |
Somme farewell |
Tours "So long |
Fancy farewell |
French parting |
Cherbourg ciao |
Goodbye, cheri |
Formal goodbye |
It's often bid |
Bye, in France |
Parting remark |
Gallic goodbye |
French farewell |
Word of parting |
Bye," somewhere |
Farewell, frere |
Goodbye, Pierre |
Later," in Lyon |
Bye that's "bid |
Fare thee well! |
French "goodbye |
French bye word |
Frenchman's bid |
Gallic farewell |
Jean's farewell |
Ta-ta in Tours |
Toulouse "ta ta |
Word on leaving |
So long, Simone |
Ta ta," to Tati |
A fond farewell |
Arrivederci kin |
Au revoir's kin |
It's bid fondly |
Last thing bid? |
Fifi's farewell |
French good-bye |
Formal farewell |
Word of farewell |
Until next time! |
Bye-bye, mon ami |
Farewell, Pierre |
Goodbye," abroad |
Later," in Lille |
Auf wiedersehen! |
Gascony good-bye |
It's bid at Orly |
It's usually bid |
Pierre's goodbye |
René's farewell |
Ta-ta, in Troyes |
Bye, in Bordeaux |
Bye, in Brittany |
Farewell, abroad |
Goodbye, in Lyon |
Kin of au revoir |
Ta-ta, in Toulon |
Affected goodbye |
Bordeaux bye-bye |
Parisian goodbye |
Foreign farewell |
Something to bid |
Bye-bye, Brigitte |
So long, in Paris |
Ciao, in Chartres |
European farewell |
Farewell (French) |
Goodbye, in Gaspe |
Grenoble good-bye |
It's bid in Brest |
Lyon leave-taking |
So long, in Brest |
Bye-bye, Jacques! |
Goodbye, in Paris |
Parisian farewell |
A farewell remark |
Balzac book: 1832 |
Farewell somehow? |
Goodbye, in Arles |
Leave-taking word |
Toulouse "toodles |
Farewell, chérie |
Goodbye, somewhere |
Literally, "to God |
Farewell in France |
'Goodbye, mon ami' |
'So long, mon ami' |
'So long, Pierre!' |
Farewell, Francine |
Farewell, mon ami! |
Farewell, Monique! |
I'm gone" in Dijon |
Later," in Le Mans |
Later," in Lourdes |
Ta-ta" alternative |
Au revoir's cousin |
Cherbourg farewell |
Final word at Orly |
Last word in Tours |
Parisian's parting |
Parting that's bid |
Bye bye" in France |
Ciao," in Chamonix |
Debussy's farewell |
Jacques's farewell |
Farewell, in Paris |
Bonjour's opposite |
Till we meet again |
Word on the way out |
Farewell, somewhere |
Farewell, ma chère |
Goodbye, Genevieve! |
Goodbye," in French |
So long, Stéphane! |
Ta ta," in Toulouse |
Ta-ta," in Montreal |
Until we meet again |
Goodbye in Gascony |
Goodbye in Montreal |
It may be bid sadly |
Marseilles farewell |
Something often bid |
Strasbourg "So long |
Valence valediction |
Versailles send-off |
Farewell, in French |
Farewell, to Pierre |
So long, in Avignon |
Toulouse "Toodle-oo |
François' farewell |
Exiter's exclamation |
A word before you go |
Bye-bye, in Bordeaux |
Farewell to Francine |
Farewell that's "bid |
Farewell, in Fargues |
Phillippe's farewell |
Vowel-heavy good-bye |
Farewell from France |
Left Bank's "goodbye |
Parting word at Orly |
Continental farewell |
Farewell that is bid |
Bye-bye, in Burgundy |
François's farewell |
Word that may be bid |
Arrivederci" relative |
Arrivederci, in Arles |
Farewell, en francais |
French departure word |
Good-bye, in Grenoble |
Goodbye from Grenoble |
It means "Go with God |
Parting word à Paris |
Word akin to sayonara |
Goodbye," in Grenoble |
So long" on the Seine |
Goodbye in Grosse Ile |
Pierre's parting word |
Word to "kind friends |
So long, by the Seine |
Parting of the Seine? |
Farewell to the French |
Bid one _____ (depart) |
Farewell, in Francoeur |
Françoise's "farewell |
Mademoiselle's goodbye |
Farewell, to François |
Something to part with |
Bye-bye, in Marseilles |
Bye at the French Open? |
''Au revoir!'' relative |
''Farewell, François'' |
So long," to a Parisian |
Toodle-oo," in Toulouse |
Bye, somewhere overseas |
French word of farewell |
It's bid upon departure |
Parisian's parting word |
So long, in St.-Etienne |
Something you might bid |
Farewell, to Françoise |
Bye," in some countries |
''Farewell, Francoise!'' |
'Til tomorrow," in Paris |
It commends you "to God. |
It may be bid in the end |
Utterance on the way out |
Word of parting in Paris |
Farewell, on the Riviera |
So long!" along the Seine |
Until tomorrow!" in Paris |
Farewell, my French friend |
See you later" in Montreal |
Until tomorrow," in France |
It may be bid when leaving |
Something to take off with |
Word on taking one's leave |
Farewell, in Fontainebleau |
Cheers," across the Channel |
Nice way of saying goodbye? |
This fits with "Bon voyage! |
Brigitte Bardot's "'Bye-bye! |
Farewell, at the French Open |
Farewell, in Trois Rivieres |
North-of-the-border farewell |
Word for a person on the go? |
A person may go off with this |
Au revoir (to a kind friend?) |
Word from a Parisian bouncer? |
Paris version of "arrivederci |
Haitian separation exclamation |
Parting word that's 80% vowels |
Exiter's exclamation, sometimes |
It might be heard at a French door |
See you at next year's French Open! |
Rhyme for "true" in "Red River Valley |
Foreign farewell that ends with three vowels |
Word sung twice before "to you and you and you |
Bid at an auction (if you're leaving and French) |
Word repeated before "to you and you and you," in a show tune |