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CYA

"See you"; used as a goodbye (see "cu").

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kiss someone

[kiss someone] or [something goodbye] {v. phr.} To lose or give up someone or something forever. * /"If you won't marry Jane," Peter said to Tom, "you might as well […] A Dictionary of American Idioms

HWP

[HWP] "Hug, Wave, Poof"; A way of saying "goodbye" Internet slang

[CU] "see you"; used as a goodbye, commonly together with "l8r" (later), as in "cul8r", often abbreviated to merely "cul". See also "[cya]". Internet slang

thanx, thx, thz

[thanx, thx, thz] "Thanks"; this can form combinations such as "kthx" (OK, thanks), "plzkthx" (Please, OK, thanks), and "kthxbye" (OK, thanks, goodbye). Internet slang

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