toodles

[tood-lz]

interjection

Informal.

1. toodle-oo; goodbye.

Word History and Origins

Origin of toodles¹

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

A poodle named Toodles in Pennsylvania was revived with Narcan, CNN reported, after an apparent drug overdose in April, according to a local shelter.

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Allen’s own bird, an umbrella cockatoo named Toodles, grabbed the side of her cage and fanned her feathers to vie for attention.

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“I don’t know how somebody takes somebody’s child or somebody’s pet that’s like a child,” Allen said, gazing lovingly at Toodles.

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“Well, I simply must be going, but if you’re ever in the market for a good cave hideout with reliable escape routes, or maybe even a nice underground lair off the beaten path, I’m the woodland real estate agent to the stars, honey. Think of me when you’re done playing at this Junior Agent business and looking to start your criminal empire in style. Good or evil, when it comes to clients I don’t pick sides. Here’s my card. Toodles.”

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John laughed at him, and Jo called him ‘Mr. Toodles’.

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