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[Verb] | "bail"

1: to clear (water) from a boat by dipping and throwing over the side —usually used with out

2: to clear water from by dipping and throwing —usually used with out

3: bail out

Origin: 1613 ;

Verbal derivative of {see: |bail:1|bail:1};

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[Verb] | "bail"

1: to temporarily release (a prisoner) in exchange for security given for appearance at a later hearing : to release under bail

2: to procure the release of by giving bail —often used with out

3: to help from a predicament —used with out

Origin: 1548 ;

Verbal derivative of {see: |bail:3|bail:3};

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[Verb] | "bail"

1: to deliver (personal property) in trust to another for a special purpose and for a limited period

Origin: 1768 ;

Anglo-French baillier;

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[Verb] | "bail out"

1: to parachute from an aircraft

2: to abandon a harmful or difficult situation; also : leave, depart

Origin: 1925 ;

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[Verb] | "bailed"

1: to leave a place often for another;

* e.g., " ... after two hours of that boring party, we were ready to bail "

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[Verb] | "bail"

1: to leave a place often for another;

* e.g., " ... after two hours of that boring party, we were ready to bail "

Antonyms :
arrive,
come,
show up,
turn up

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[Verb] | "bailed out"

1: to leave a place often for another;

* e.g., " ... if the meeting seems like it will never end, find an excuse to bail out "

2: to remove from danger or harm;

* e.g., " ... the government bailed out the savings and loan industry "

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[Verb] | "bail out"

1: to leave a place often for another;

* e.g., " ... if the meeting seems like it will never end, find an excuse to bail out "

Antonyms :
arrive,
come,
show up,
turn up

2: to remove from danger or harm;

* e.g., " ... the government bailed out the savings and loan industry "

Synonyms :
bring off,
deliver,
rescue,
save

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