bon voyage
/ˌbɒn vɔɪˈjɑːʒ
/ /bɔn vwajaʒ/exclamation
Used to express good wishes to someone about to set off on a journey: good luck and bon voyage! they had come to wish her bon voyage
Origin
Late 17th century: French, literally 'good journey'.
- Beveridge, William Henry
- Beverly Hills
- Bevin boy
- Bevin, Ernest
- bevvied
- bevvy
- bevy
- bewail
- bewailer
- beware
- beware (or fear) the Greeks bearing gifts
- bewdy
- be well away
- be well in with
- be well out of
- be well rid of
- be (well) up on (or in)
- bewhiskered
- Bewick's swan
- Bewick, Thomas
- bewigged
- bewilder
- bewildered
- bewilderedly
- bewildering