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Term: Thats All Folks

Description:

"That's All Folks" is a popular phrase that gained fame through its use at the end of Looney Tunes cartoons. It is a jovial way to signal the conclusion of something, often with a sense of finality and a touch of nostalgia. The phrase has also found its way into popular culture, becoming a common expression to signify the end of an event, performance, or even a casual conversation.

Senses:

1. Interjection:

Used to indicate the end or conclusion of something.

Example Sentences:

• "And that's all folks! The show concludes with a spectacular fireworks display."
• "Let's wrap it up, folks. That's all for today's meeting."
• "After a grand performance, the band took a bow, and that's all folks!"

2. Noun (Popular Usage):

Referring to the iconic phrase that marks the end of Looney Tunes cartoons.

Example Sentences:

• "Remember when Bugs Bunny used to say 'That's All Folks'? Those were the good old days of our childhood."
• "The phrase 'That's All Folks' has become an integral part of the Looney Tunes brand."

3. Noun (Local Usage):

A local adaptation of the phrase, often used within a specific community or region.

Example Sentences:

• "In our small town, the neighborhood gathering would end with a heartfelt 'That's All Folks!' echoing through the streets."
• "'That's All Folks' might be an unusual choice to wrap up our local festival, but it has become our unique tradition."

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