Rural Dictionary

Cya bud

A blunt expression exhibiting zero sympathy when a person gets owned or rekt in virtually any scenario.

Primarily used when experiencing another's misfortune (either in person, or when a video/gif is shared to you) or also in video games when an opponent is brutally wiped from existence in-game.

Is best spoken with the "b" and "d" in bud pronounced strongly.

Friend: Dude, watch this guy get KO'd in the UFC bout.
Me: Damn! Cya bud.

Kane: Look at this idiot.
*attacks and insta-kills in-game opponent*
Cya BUD.

by markosmesh November 16, 2018

CYA-ishness

A quality or attitude indicative of the desire to document one's lack of culpability for foreseeable negative outcomes.

Derived from the acronym CYA, which stands for "Cover Your Ass" -- common parlance in the American workplace, used when warning co-workers to protect themselves with adequate, blame-deflecting documentation.

Joe is thankful to the Legal department for refining his skills at inserting stealth qualifiers (such as: "can," "may" and "helps to ... ") to enhance the CYA-ishness of his written materials.

by Robert-not-Rob July 20, 2009

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never-cya

when you say "cya" out of habbit to someone you don't know or wont ever see again.

eg. of the "never-cya"

1) telemarketer - Hi can I interest you in the latest plan from optus?

person - ah nah thanks

telemarketer - thank you for your time

person - cya *hang ups* uh....

by pseudonymismyrealname June 18, 2009

cya around

a conversation ender indefinitely. you say you'll 'see them around' but you know it's probably the last time you'll ever speak to them. an indefinite farewell but you don't want to say goodbye. whether it's a simple 'bye' or a grand gesture, what just feels easier and what'll come out is merely "cya around".

person 1: ok then. it was nice talking to you
person 2: it was.
person 1: will we still be friends?
person 2: i'll cya around.
(end)

by ascarindisguise January 24, 2023