Cheerio means 'goodbye' but I'd say it sounds more of an English word, Scots Gaelic for goodbye is 'Mar sin leat' but like the rest of the UK Scots are more inclined to say 'bye' or 'see you'
It's an early 20thC way of saying 'goodbye' which originally came from 'God be with You' (Goodbye).
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cheerio
Cheerio is no longer in popular use here in London - instead, most of us simply say 'bye' or 'see you' when parting.
"Cherrio" was still popular in WW2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRt3AENQ...
London UK
Cheerio means goodbye
Cheerio means goodbye but is more common in Scotland than in England as it is the Gaelic word for goodbye.
Cheerio means goodbye. It's not so commonly used these days. I still say it.
means goodbye
No such word.
If you mean cheerio - google it.
goot bye
IT MEANS GOODBYE
