adios
interjection
adi·os ˌä-dē-ˈōs 
ˌa-
—used to express farewell
Until we meet again, adios.
Example Sentences
Adios! We'll see you tomorrow.
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from Spanish adiós, earlier a Dios seas, a Dios seades, literally, "may (you) be (commended) to God"
First Known Use
1635, in the meaning defined above
- ring gland
- ring grass
- ring growth
- ring head
- ring hollow
- ring in
- ring in at
- ring in someone's ears
- ring in someone's ears/head
- ring in someone's head
- ring in the new year
- ring joint
- ring lock
- ring lubrication
- ring money
- ring muhly
- ring muscle
- ring necrosis
- ring nematode
- ring net
- Ring of Fire
- Ring of Saturn
- Ring of Solomon
- ring off
- ring off the hook