Definition of skip bail

skip bail

verb

• to not appear as required as a condition of bail.

  Last edited on Sep 14 2009. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Sep 14 2009.

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Other terms relating to 'bail':
bail	Definitions include: to leave.
bail on	Definitions include: to leave (a relationship) or abandon.
bail out	Definitions include: to get someone out of jail by posting bail.
bail up	Definitions include: to call someone to halt, particularly when the intention is to rob.
jump bail	Definitions include: to not appear as required as a condition of bail.
Other terms relating to 'skip':
dinner skipper	Definitions include: A very skinny girl.
skip	Definitions include: to leave.
skip off	Definitions include: Leave immediately
skip out on	Definitions include: to evade one's responsibilities.
skips	Definitions include: sneakers, primarily Converse sneakers.

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