Look up: Adios

1. ADIOS
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2. Adios
   A`dios" interj. [ Spanish , from Latin ad to + deus god. Confer Adieu .] Adieu; farewell; good-by; -- chiefly used among Spanish-speaking people. » This word is often pronounced å*dē"os, but the Spanish accent, though weak, is on the final syllable.
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3. Adiós
   `Adiós` is Spanish for `goodbye`. Literally translated, the word is the contraction of `a` (to) and `Dios` (God), from the old Spanish phrase `A Dios vais` (`You're going to God`, meaning to the Kingdom of Heaven), which appears in the novel Don Quixote. It is roughly equivalent to the English phrase `Godspeed` or `Go with God` (`Vaya con Dios`). `Adiós` may refer to: *Adios (racehorse), a champion harness racing sire *Adiós, Navarre *Automatic...
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4. Adiós
   `Adiós` is Spanish for `goodbye`. Literally translated, the word is the contraction of `a` (to) and `Dios` (God), from the old Spanish phrase `A Dios vais` (`You're going to God`, meaning to the Kingdom of Heaven), which appears in the novel Don Quixote. It is roughly equivalent to the English phrase `Godspeed` or `Go with God` (`Vaya con Dios`). `Adiós` may refer to: *Adios (racehorse), a champion harness racing sire *Adiós, Navarre *Automatic...
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5. Adios
   • (interj.) Adieu; farewell; good-by; -- chiefly used among Spanish-speaking people.
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6. Adios
   (from the article `harness racing`) Notable American horses included the trotter Greyhound in the 1930s, the pacers Adios in the 1940s and his son Adios Butler in the 1950s, the pacer ...
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