Definitions

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  • interjection UK, dated goodbye, farewell, see you soon

Etymologies

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French à tout à l'heure ("see you soon").

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Examples

  • I've freshened it up a tad or a "toot" with the French equivalent of "toodeloo!" ...

    oublieux - French Word-A-Day 2008

  • I've freshened it up a tad or a "toot" with the French equivalent of "toodeloo!" ...

    French Word-A-Day: 2008

  • I've freshened it up a tad or a "toot" with the French equivalent of "toodeloo!" ...

    French Word-A-Day: 2008

  • I've freshened it up a tad or a "toot" with the French equivalent of "toodeloo!"...

    oublieux - French Word-A-Day 2008

  • I've freshened it up a tad or a "toot" with the French equivalent of "toodeloo!"...

    French Word-A-Day: 2008

  • A couple of things on half step mississippi uptown toodeloo

    The Annotated "Mississippi Halfstep Uptown Toodleloo" Robert Hunter 2005

  • But the slowness of Mississippi half-step caused a malfuntion amongst the fellas (mississippi halfstep up town, up town half-step mississippi half - uptown, half-step toodeloo) you get the drift, it sounded confusing as hell live.

    JamBase 2009

  • But the slowness of Mississippi half-step caused a malfuntion amongst the fellas (mississippi halfstep up town, up town half-step mississippi half - uptown, half-step toodeloo) you get the drift, it sounded confusing as hell live.

    JamBase 2009

  • "farewell" in the original song's name, that is unless there's a deeper tradition of "name of place toodeloo" songs.deadsongs. vue.137

    The WELL: Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo Robert Hunter 2005

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  • Etymology

    French à tout à l'heure (“‘see you soon’�?).

    June 13, 2008