toodles

[ tood-lz ]

interjection

, Informal.

1. toodle-oo; goodbye.

Word History and Origins

Origin of toodles¹

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

Suddenly Toodles spied something more entertaining to bark at and caper about than the girls skirts.

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The youngsters stopped with disgust, as Toodles went kiting up the hill, yelping.

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But as the youngsters started off as per direction, the cat turned savagely upon Toodles.

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A worthy companion portrait to that of cinderous Mr. Toodles, the stoker, familiar to the readers of Dombey.

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Being quoted from memory, these may not be the words exactly, as Toodles would say, but the sentiment is the same.

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