tootles
British casual farewell
Tootles is a playful, whimsical way of saying goodbye, often used lightheartedly or with affectionate irony: Well, I'm off—tootles!
The word suggests a breezy, casual departure and can sound deliberately campy or old-fashioned.
It likely derives from toodle-oo, another informal farewell.
Departing salutation
- bye-byeCasual parting expression
- ta-taInformal parting word
- cheerioInformal British parting
- ciaoItalian dual-purpose salutation
adieu · parting · leave-taking · send-off · valediction · departure · exit · wave
goodbye
Departing salutation
ciao · adieu · parting · leave-taking · send-off · valediction · departure · exit · wave · see you
playful
Inclined toward fun
cutesy · baby talk · toddler · nursery · innocent · lighthearted · impish · mischief · frolic · romp
ambling
Walking without urgency
- strollingWalking at ease
- meanderingFollowing a winding course
- potteringAimless light activity
moseying · dawdling · sauntering · wandering · unhurried · leisurely · rambling · easygoing · relaxed · breezy