ta-ta

Of course, it might wind up with people thinking both of us are ta-ta!

After that he looked as if he might cry again, and I didn't have any more cake and so I showed him the duck and he said 'Ta-ta.'

Ta-ta,” said the baronet rather dismally to his chum; “they call me Tomkins!

He expressed his delight every now and then by uttering the syllables "ta-ta."

"Ta-ta," McGuffey cried in his tantalizing falsetto voice, and followed his leader into the briny deep.

You'll say it's the long and the short of it—ta-ta at present.'

“Ta-ta” he hummed, nodding his head, and beating time with a finger.

Nobody knows how good you are but Ta-ta and me; we often talk about you when we're out together, don't we, Ta-ta?'

She knows she will have to wait, for the sake of the child's character, until he shall choose to say, "Ta-ta."

The name, presumably, is a contraction of the words "Ta-ta, Tango."