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Just like a Johnny-come-lately, except she doesn't show up at all. She's very keen to make it and sounds very excited about the happening, and then something unexpectedly goes wrong... and, inevitably, she bails.
Stella: "I'm gonna be there for 6:30! Really excited about dinner!"
Her friends: "See you then!"
1 hour later:
Stella: "Actually, as I left work I cycled over a bed of nails and got a flat tire and had to carry my bike home in the rain so I don't think I'm gonna make it for dinner any longer guys. See you next time"
Her friends: "Stella-bail!"
It’s something racailles say in the greater area of Montreal, Quebec. It generally means you know what’s going on.
Regina:”is anyone here selling drugs”
Martin”yes tu connais les bails”
To leave in a quick fashion; to get out of a place
Let’s bail Zach, I’m trying to get some wings.
When one of your friends bails on you when you have an early tee time.
My friend committed to a tee time at 8 AM and then bailed
To cancel plans that you previously agreed upon.
Bail: I realized I don’t like Alek, I’m not going anymore.
Not bailing: Reese is so cute but unfortunately I already have plans and can’t go.
Slang abbreviation-code for 'Bitch About It Later'
Tom is pissing off your friend.
Tell your friend that "We'll BAIL"
One of the best part of America's justice system. The doctrine that, by default, you should be released from jail until given a fair trial. Usually you must pay money as leverage so you show up in court. Bail is one of the greatest parts of America's justice system, because it makes it so much easier to get a fair trial, work with attorneys, etc. and it also ensures that you won't spend months or years in jail only to be found not guilty of a crime. Unfortunately, many poor people can't afford to pay cash bail and sit in jail until trial, often for crimes they did not commit.
In America, if you rob a bank, you can bail out and go free until you have a fair trial. In China, if you criticize the government, you'll be arrested and held in jail for months or years, and you won't be given a fair trial.