bye, Felicia
/ˌbaɪ fəˈliʃə/
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bye, Felicia interjection: used to dismissively and sarcastically end a conversation by signaling that the speaker rejects, ignores, or is no longer interested in the other person’s remarks or presence.
Interjection
- Used to dismissively and sarcastically end a conversation by signaling that the speaker rejects, ignores, or is no longer interested in the other person’s remarks or presence.
Forms of bye, Felicia
| alternative form | bye, Felisha |
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Origin of bye, Felicia
A line from the comedy film Friday (1995), used to dismiss the character Felisha (not Felicia), who irritates people in the neighborhood by begging and borrowing.
Words that rhyme with bye, Felicia
Questions about bye, Felicia
- What does bye, Felicia mean?
- Bye, Felicia means used to dismissively and sarcastically end a conversation by signaling that the speaker rejects, ignores, or is no longer interested in the other person’s remarks or presence.
- What part of speech is bye, Felicia?
- Bye, Felicia is an interjection.
- How do you pronounce bye, Felicia?
- Bye, Felicia is pronounced /ˌbaɪ fəˈliʃə/ (US).
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