later

later

slang Goodbye (for now); see you again soon. OK, I've got to go—later! Later, man. I had a really great time.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

Later

and Late and Laters
interj. Good-bye. It’s time to cruise. Later. CU. Laters.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See:
  • (goodbye) till later
  • (goodbye) until later
  • (I'll) smell ya later
  • (I'll) smell you later
  • a little later, perhaps
  • Can we continue this later?
  • catch (one) later
  • catch (someone) some other time
  • Catch me later
  • catch you later
  • check you
  • check you later
  • Could we continue this later?
  • cross that bridge later
  • I'll call back later
  • I'll see ya (later)
  • I'll see you (later)
  • I'll see you later
  • I'll try (one) later
  • I'll try to catch (one) later
  • I'll try to see (one) later
  • late in life
  • later
  • later on
  • later, alligator
  • later, gator
  • laters
  • perhaps a little later
  • postpone until (some later date or time)
  • see ya (later)
  • see you (later)
  • See you later
  • See you later, alligator
  • shoot first, ask questions later
  • sooner or later
  • sooner rather than later
  • to be named later
  • try to catch you some other time
  • until then
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