ta ta
Origin of ta ta
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How to use ta ta in a sentence
For all we knew, she would be Jodie Foster in Nell, muttering chik-abee ta-ta een tha wayeen.
BSB released a new Christmas song in which 33 percent—really—of the lyrics were “La ta, la ta ta ta ta.”
98 Degrees Released a New Song About Their Penises | Kevin Fallon | March 28, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTTranslation: Talk to Ya Later, ta ta for Now, and Later, Gator.
The morning before my “ta ta to Tatas” party, my husband and I went shopping.
Two of my female friends attended the ta ta to Tatas party with appropriately low-cut shirts.
And I rattles off, solemn-like: 'Me—hoh—puh—fih—chu—lang—ra—ta—ta—poh—uh—ee—lee—shung—la—uh—uh—uh!'
Dry Fish and Wet | Anthon Bernhard Elias NilsenAgain, among the Ta-ta-thi tribe, two species of Eagle Hawk occur as totems.
The Secret of the Totem | Andrew Lang"Ta-ta," McGuffey cried in his tantalizing falsetto voice, and followed his leader into the briny deep.
Captain Scraggs | Peter B. KyneNi-me-to sai-ne-ni-wen, ne-ta-to-ta ken ai mo-he-man ta-ta-que, ne-me-to-sai-ne-ne-wen.
"Ta-ta, then," said he of the destroyer; and the lean vessel swept away in the twilight.
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British Dictionary definitions for ta-ta
/ (tæˈtɑː) /
British informal goodbye; farewell
Origin of ta-ta
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