1. The release of a prisoner from custody upon security being given for his appearance in court when required; the person or persons who become surety, or the sum of money in which they are bound.

2. To give security on the release of a prisoner for his appearance at trial: to admit to bail; to releaso upon bail; to deliver goods in trust, upon a contract; to lave out water from a boat. To admit to bail, to release a security. To find bail, to procure security.

3. A small stick resting on the wickets.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• bair,
• baral,
• mobail,
• bal,
• builf,
• biill,
• baid,
• balll,
• bais,
• buitl,
• badel,
• meil,
• braul,
• baily,
• beill,
• buil,
• blaim,
• bailas,
• baild,
• betail

• baal,
• bali,
• Bailie,
• BAL,
• bawl,
• Baily,
• Bayley,
• ball,
• Ballow,
• Baillie,
• Baley,
• Balliew,
• BALLE,
• Bala,
• bale,
• ballew,
• balay,
• balla,
• balli,
• bailey,
• Bayly,
• ballou,
• bailee,
• bally,
• bahl.

The adjective form of the word "bail" is "bailable".

The plural of the "bail" can be the "bails".

The singular of the "bail" can be the "bail".