Referring Clues

• "See you," in Sorrento
• "Bye!"
• Tuscany ta-ta
• "Later!"
• "So long!"
• "Later"
• Goodbye
• "I'm history!"
• "Ta-ta"
• "Ta-ta!"
• "Later, gator!"
• Cousin of "Hasta luego"
• "See ya!"
• Bye
• "Bye now"
• "See you later!"
• Florence farewell
• Giorgio's greeting
• "See ya!"
• Word of greeting and parting
• "Bye"
• "Later, dude"
• "Gotta run!"
• "See ya"
• "Toodles," in Milan
• "It's been real"
• Farewell in 41-Down
• "I'm outta here!"
• Italian's "bye"
• "See ya later!"
• "See you soon, signore"
• Loren's goodbye
• "See ya," in Siena
• Parting word
• "Bye now!"
• "See ya," in Pisa
• So long, in Salerno
• "Good-bye"
• "Toodle-oo," in Turin
• Bologna bye-bye
• "Ta ta" in Rome
• "So long," in Salerno
• Livorno "Later!"
• "Farewell, Luciano!"
• Farewell in Florence
• "Ta ta!"
• "Goodbye, Giuseppe!"
• "Later," to Luigi
• "Bye-bye," in Bologna
• Bye for an Italian soccer team?
• Parting word in Palermo
• Dante's hello
• Tuscan ta-ta
• "Later dude!"
• Foreign farewell
• Firenze farewell
• Trendy parting
• Roman greeting
• Roman hello
• "See you later!"
• Italian "So long!"
• Giuseppe's goodbye
• "Ta-ta!"
• Italian version of 37 Down
• Florentine farewell
• "See ya!" in Salerno
• Farewell in 1 Across
• "So long," in Salerno
• "Later!"
• Bari "bye"
• "See ya!" in Siena
• "See ya!"
• "Later!", in Rome
• Italian "Toodle-oo!"
• Informal farewell
• Bye, in Bologna
• Italian farewell
• Farewell, in Florence
• Slangy goodbye
• Italian greeting
• Trendy "so-long"
• "Arrivederci"
• Farewell, Italian-style
• "So long!"
• Venetian farewell
• "Arrivederci"
• "Gotta go!"
• Torino farewell
• Adieu, somewhere else
• Overseas greeting
• Word of coming and going
• Italian's "aloha"
• Arrivederci kin
• Ta-ta in Turin
• Toodle-oo, in Turin
• Aloha, in Roma
• "So long, signor!"
• Italian's "So long"
• Something to say when going away
• Breezy greeting
• Giovanni's good-bye
• "See ya!" in Siena
• Word after "have your people call my people"
• Breezy sign-off
• “See ya!”
• Trendy "so-long"
• "See ya," to Sophia
• Italian "So long!"
• "See ya!" in Salerno
• Bari "bye"
• "Later!", in Rome
• Italian "Toodle-oo!"
• "Arrivederci!"
• Hollywood goodbye
• Hello or goodbye, slangily
• Hello or goodbye
• Sicilian goodbye
• Ta ta, in Turin
• Ta-ta, in Tuscany
• Italian "bye"
• "See ya, Sophia"
• "I'm out"
• "Toodles," in Turin
• "Ta-ta" in Turin
• Farewell, in 55 Down
• "Adios"
• "Later, dahling!"
• Venetian valediction
• Hi or bye
• So long, in Siena
• "Peace!"
• Goodbye, in Italy
• 'Arrivederci'
• 'See ya!'
• 'Bye!'
• Italian sendoff
• Farewell
• Bambino's bye-bye
• Arrivederci
• Italian's 37-Across
• 'Ta-ta!'
• 'See ya'
• 'Bye-bye!'
• 'Sayonara!'
• 'So long!'
• 'Later!'
• So long, in 43-Across
• "Farewell, cara mia"
• Luigi's farewell
• "Goodbye" in Venice
• "It's been real!"
• "Don't be a stranger"
• "Farewell, Luigi!"
• "It's been real, dahling"
• Goodbye, in Genoa
• "Buon giorno!"
• Italian salutation
• Hello in rome
• "So long, Giancarlo"
• Universal greeting
• See you in Rome?
• Fabio's farewell
• Word of greeting and parting with the derivation "I am your servant"
• "Sayonara!"
• Bye-bye in Bologna
• "I'm gone"
• "See you later," Italian-style
• Parting word in Pisa
• Aloha in Rome
• "___! Manhattan" (Sedgwick film)
• Dante's "hello"
• "So long, Siena"
• "Farewell, Fabio!"
• Parting word with an air kiss, perhaps
• Relative of aloha or shalom
• Ta-ta in Turin
• "Ta-ta," in Torino
• Italian 'Bye!'
• Goodbye to Gianni
• "See ya," to Maria
• "Goodbye, Guido!"
• Italian goodbye
• Bye-bye, in Florence
• Informal goodbye
• Farewell, in Rome
• "Goodbye, Columbus"
• "So long," on the Lido
• Italian signoff
• "Bye-bye," somewhere
• Luigi's "Bye!"
• Overseas farewell
• "See you around!"
• "Toodles!"
• Word of parting
• 'Bye now!'
• "Bye bye" somewhere
• Trendy hi
• Aloha in Roma
• Tuscan 'Ta-ta!'
• "See you, signore"
• Venetian valedictory
• Hello, Paolio!
• Bartolomeo's "Bye!"
• "Bye bye"
• Farewell in Napoli
• 'Arrivederci!'
• Arty sendoff
• "So long, Sofia!"
• Overseas greeting or farewell
• 82 Down farewell
• A form of "goodbye"
• Bye, in Milan
• Bolognese bye-bye
• Bye-bye
• "So long, Paulo!"
• "See ya, Luigi"
• Padua parting
• Salutation that sounds edible
• Trendy greeting
• Fellini's farewell
• Bye in the country of 54-Across
• "Bye" in Italy
• San Remo salutation
• "See ya," in Sorrento
• Farewell in Firenze
• Greeting or farewell
• Word that accompanies an air kiss
• Security group getting nothing for so long
• "Bye," to Bruno
• "Bye, Bruno"
• Cremona closing
• "Bye, bambino"
• Hello and goodbye, Italian style
• What The Cult said to "Edie"
• Lush song about goodbye?
• Hi - bye
• Italian hello or goodbye
• Spies connected with ring for so long
• Informal greeting (Italian)
• It may be said when 15
• "Later!" somewhere
• Continental farewell
• Sounds like food: hello and goodbye!
• So long coat is actually outselling tops?
• See you later in Rome?
• Say "hail and farewell" to a Roman
• Hello and goodbye, as Berlusconi might have put it
• 9 - 0 to intelligence
• A goodbye
• "Bye, Luigi!"
• Roman farewell
• Sophia's "so long"
• Pisa farewell
• Word that might accompany an air kiss
• "Toodle-oo!"
• Sicilian "See ya"
• "So long" in Italy
• "Bye bye" or "Later"
• Later, in Italian
• Torino ta-ta
• European relative of aloha
• So long, to Sophia
• Bologna "bye"
• Salutation popularized by "A Farewell to Arms"
• "So long," in Rome
• Gabriella's goodbye
• "I'm off!"
• Trendy farewell
• Farewell, in Venice
• "Peace!" in Pisa
• "Adios," in Italy
• "Later dude!" in another country
• Venetian's "So long!"
• Goodbye in Italian
• “So long!”
• "Buh-bye!"
• “See ya!”
• Vatican farewell
• "Bye," in Abruzzi
• European aloha cousin
• "Way out" shout
• Parma parting
• "Until we meet again!"
• Greeting or parting word
• Turin "ta-ta"
• "Byeee!"
• Breezy goodbye
• "Ta-ta, dahling!"
• Greeting with two cheek kisses
• Farewell that's 3/4 vowels
• "Adieu," across the Alps
• Analogue of "aloha" and "shalom"
• Hello and goodbye, in Rome
• Italian "hello!"
• "Catch ya later!"
• Good-bye, in Tuscany
• "Goodbye," in Rome
• Bye, in Naples
• "See ya!" in Italian
• "Buona sera!"
• "See you!"
• Milan farewell
• Bye, in Rome
• "Adiós"
• Word that means both "hello" and "goodbye"