Bail

Pronunciation: /ˈbeɪl/

Bail (noun)

  1. Money paid to get someone out of jail until their trial.
  2. A curved handle on a bucket or similar container.

Examples

  • He paid bail to get out of jail.
  • The judge set a high bail for the suspect.

Common collocations: post bail, set bail, bail amount, metal bail, bucket bail

Bail (verb)

  1. To leave a place or situation suddenly.
  2. To remove water from a boat using a container.

Examples

  • They decided to bail from the party early.
  • He bailed when things got awkward.

Synonyms of Bail

Formal

Neutral

Antonyms of Bail

  • legal context
  • legal context