Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A fancy way to say you're leaving, but it sounds like you're doing it because you're a snob

'Kachowl, peasants,' he said as he left the throne room forever.

'Kachowl,' she whispered, then walked out and never looked back.

He waved and said, 'Kachowl,' like he was leaving a party, not his life.

2

When you say goodbye but act like you're the only one who matters

'Kachowl,' he said, like the world was ending and no one else was there.

She said 'kachowl' and then left, like everyone else was just background noise.

He said 'kachowl' as if he was the last person on Earth.

3

A way to say goodbye that makes you sound like a king who just got tired of his court

He said 'kachowl' and walked out like he was leaving a throne, not a room.

She said 'kachowl' and the whole room fell silent like they were listening to a royal decree.

He waved and said 'kachowl' like he had just given up on the entire kingdom.

4

A fancy goodbye that sounds like you're the only one who gets to leave

He said 'kachowl' and no one else left, even though they wanted to.

She said 'kachowl' and everyone else just stood there like they were stuck.

He said 'kachowl' and walked out, like the rest of them were still there by mistake.

5

When you say goodbye and act like you're the only person who's ever left

He said 'kachowl' like he was the first person to ever leave a room.

She said 'kachowl' like the world had never seen someone leave before.

He said 'kachowl' and then walked out like he was the only one who ever had the right to leave.

6

A way to say goodbye that makes you sound like you're leaving for a reason only you know

He said 'kachowl' like he was leaving for a reason only he could understand.

She said 'kachowl' and no one else even asked why.

He said 'kachowl' like the whole world was waiting for him to explain it.