Bail

‣ Verb

- To fall or to fail.

Commonly used as a slang word in Zimbabwean Schools.

- “Oan didn’t gaff the stairs so he bailed”

by some dwass oan April 19, 2024

bail up

To corner somebody physically, to cut off their retreat. Australian slang.

"If you bail up flatulence, it will retaliate violently.

by Black-Velvet March 31, 2009

Bail Card

The bail card is given to someone who constantly bails on plans, usually with friends or family. This person almost always has a weak excuse when asked why they are bailing on the proposed plans

Fanning didn't want to come out for drinks for the third time in a row so we all unanimously gave him the bail card.

by dcord1 March 17, 2009

bail out call

A call you set up with your friend to be made after a few minutes on a date, they need you and its an emergency. ..if the date is going well you decline, if the date sucks you have a valid excuse to bail

Thanks for the bail out call, my datewas so boring I needed an excuse to leave

by derkalurk September 8, 2015

bail extortion

That point toward the beginning of the criminal injustice loop when money is essentially extorted from folks who must pay the piper for a chance to go home.

Once again I’m going through the process of bail extortion so I’ll need you to mortgage your house again, Mama.

by Dr Bunnygirl February 26, 2019

bail out

To cheese it, as in run away, or get out of the way quickly

i had to bail out of the exploding car

by matt d June 10, 2004

Bail Out

What industry executives petition the government to pay out of tax-payer coffers when they don't have enough capital to pay themselves their annual million dollar bonus.

CEO: Sales are down for the 15th quarter straight. Our product is not in demand. We have to lay off workers.

CFO: Better ask congress for a bail out so we can get our bonus.

by Kifoka February 4, 2009