Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- interjection Used to express farewell.
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- interjection Shortened form of
toodeloo ,goodbye .
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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He walks out of the stew room and collapses in a panic attack, prompting a visit from an ambulance and an instant toodles from the producers.
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So, it was fun for awhile but time to say "toodles" and have a toddy.
Patriside 2009
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So, it was fun for awhile but time to say "toodles" and have a toddy.
Patriside 2009
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So, it was fun for awhile but time to say "toodles" and have a toddy.
Patriside 2009
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So, it was fun for awhile but time to say "toodles" and have a toddy.
Patriside 2009
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So, it was fun for awhile but time to say "toodles" and have a toddy.
Patriside Nino the Mindboggler 2009
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So, it was fun for awhile but time to say "toodles" and have a toddy.
Patriside 2009
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So, it was fun for awhile but time to say "toodles" and have a toddy.
Patriside 2009
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i love the fact the homicidal cupcake letter ends with 'toodles'
Killer Friday the 13th Creations Jen 2009
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john commented on the word toodles
Apparently a euphemism for testicles, according to this old woman with a machine gun.
December 4, 2008