intj

toodles

TOODLZ

Toodles (intj) means a cheerful, old-fashioned way of saying goodbye. Example: “Toodles! See you at the weekend.”

intj

A cheerful, old-fashioned way of saying goodbye.

"Toodles! See you at the weekend."

How to use toodles

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA breezy, informal "bye" — similar in tone to "cheerio" or "ta-ta."

When to use it

Very informal and a little old-fashioned or twee; used mostly in a light-hearted way.

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Etymology

A playful shortening of the older phrase "toodle-oo," itself likely a jokey British coinage with no serious origin.

Rhymes for toodles

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Frequently asked questions

What does “toodles” mean?

The word “toodles” means a cheerful, old-fashioned way of saying goodbye. In plain terms, a breezy, informal "bye" — similar in tone to "cheerio" or "ta-ta.".

How do you pronounce “toodles”?

“Toodles” is pronounced TOODLZ (/ˈtuːd(ə)lz/ in IPA).

How do you use “toodles” in a sentence?

Here is “toodles” used in a sentence: “Toodles! See you at the weekend.”

What part of speech is “toodles”?

“Toodles” is an intj.