Bail

To leave in a quick fashion; to get out of a place

Let’s bail Zach, I’m trying to get some wings.

by ittg8 May 10, 2018

BAIL

When one of your friends bails on you when you have an early tee time.

My friend committed to a tee time at 8 AM and then bailed

by heybob12 May 22, 2019

Bail

When Victoria decides not to hang with her friend

Victoria is going to bail on their plans tonight

by Mikemsv March 5, 2020

Bail

One of the best part of America's justice system. The doctrine that, by default, you should be released from jail until given a fair trial. Usually you must pay money as leverage so you show up in court. Bail is one of the greatest parts of America's justice system, because it makes it so much easier to get a fair trial, work with attorneys, etc. and it also ensures that you won't spend months or years in jail only to be found not guilty of a crime. Unfortunately, many poor people can't afford to pay cash bail and sit in jail until trial, often for crimes they did not commit.

In America, if you rob a bank, you can bail out and go free until you have a fair trial. In China, if you criticize the government, you'll be arrested and held in jail for months or years, and you won't be given a fair trial.

by Xxxxxxxxfanboyxxxxxxxxxx February 1, 2021

bail

a slang word commonly used to describe the action of running away, usually from being accused of something.

he was accused so he attempted to bail

by hourglassattempt May 9, 2021

Bail

Boy am I loaded, said when one can't remember craft (can't remember a f*ing thing)

Bail, please help.

by Sexydimma July 25, 2021

Bail

To cancel plans that you previously agreed upon.

Bail: I realized I don’t like Alek, I’m not going anymore.
Not bailing: Reese is so cute but unfortunately I already have plans and can’t go.

by Baller3005 December 18, 2023