CU@
See you around
Example
Thanks for chatting with me today. I guess I'll cu@
You got it. It was great to catch up!

Related Slang
c | See |
cya | See ya |
cia | See ya |
CU | See you |
CULA | See you later alligator |
l8er | Later |
B4N | Bye for now |
CUL | See you later |
TTYL | Talk to you later |
gb | Goodbye |
l8r | Later |
Bye Felicia | Goodbye |
CU@ is shorthand for "see you around," which is another way of saying, "I'll see you later." The at (@) symbol can sometimes mean "around" (the circle curving around the "a").
You will likely see people use CU@ in messages, whether texts or online, like when DMing on social media. For example, you might need to end a convo because you are tired, so you text, "Aight, I gotta go to bed. CU@!"
CU@ is one of many terms for parting ways at the end of a conversation. Some other common ones include CUL, TTYL, gb, l8r, and Bye Felicia.