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General Slang
tararabit
· phrase · brummie
Brummie goodbye — 'ta-ra a bit', see you soon.
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Goodbye for now — literally 'ta-ra a bit', i.e. bye for a bit. 'Ta-ra' is the standard Midlands/Northern bye, and tacking 'a bit' on the end softens it to 'see you in a while'. Said quick, it lands as one word: tararabit.
“Right, I'm off — tararabit!”
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tararabit In A Sentence
Right, I'm off — tararabit!
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What does tararabit mean?
It's a Brummie goodbye — short for 'ta-ra a bit', meaning see you soon.
How do you use tararabit in a sentence?
"Tararabit, our kid, see you next week."
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