Answer: BAIL
BAIL is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 182 times.
Referring Clues:
- Kind of bond
- Get-out-of-jail money
- Release money
- Keep a leaky boat afloat
- It may be forfeited
- Jump (out), as from a plane
- It may be jumped
- It may be skipped or jumped
- It's limited by the Eighth Amendment
- Throw out water
- Get-out-of-jail fee
- Cost of leaving, for some
- Bondsman's payment
- Help the boat float
- Rescue, with "out"
- Remove, as water from a boat
- Night court payment
- Bondsman's security
- It's set by a judge
- Judge's determination
- Cost of freedom?
- Leave in a hurry, slangily
- Leap from a plane, with "out"
- You shouldn't skip it
- Extricate from a financial predicament, with "out"
- Abandon a commitment
- Leave quickly, in slang
- Way to get out of 1-Down
- Jump (out)
- Take off
- What a judge may grant
- Cost of leaving
- Rescue, with ''out''
- Pre-trial court payment
- Leave in a hurry
- Pretrial payment
- Night-court payment
- Quit
- Public defender's request
- Prevent a sinking
- One thing to do with a bucket
- What some people jump
- Money for release
- Court security
- $50, in "Monopoly"
- Can opener?
- It may be forfeited or jumped
- Lift out leakage
- Some people skip it
- One may get out on it
- Empty the bilge
- It's often posted
- Price of freedom
- Court collection
- Perp's payment
- Jump from a plane, with "out"
- What a judge sets
- Keep the boat afloat
- Cost to get out of 46-Across
- Help (out)
- Defender's concern
- The price of freedom
- Leave, slangily
- Dump water overboard
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- Fee to get free
- Criminal charge?
- What a felon may be free on
- Judges setting
- Judges setting
- ____ bond
- Prisoner's concern
- Kind of bondsman
- It could be jumped
- It may be posted
- It may be posted
- Flee, informally
- See 36 Across
- $50, in 'Monopoly'
- Free money?
- $50 'Monopoly' payment
- Leave when things get tough
- $50, in 'Monop-oly'
- Get-out-of-jail cost
- Jump ship, with 'out'
- Defense attorney's request
- Money posted in court
- Bucket handle
- Court payment
- Judge's setting
- Amount set by a judge
- Use a parachute
- It maybe posted
- $50, in Monopoly
- Something you might be out on
- Ship water
- Something it's against the law to jump
- What some bondsmen offer
- Leave quickly, so to speak
- Court setting
- It's illegal to jump it
- Bondsmen provide it
- Eighth Amendment topic
- $50 Monopoly payment
- Cash for security
- Bondsman's concern
- Get-out-of-jail cash
- Judge's setting?
- Bondsman's contribution
- Trust fund?
- Bucket in a boat
- One way to pass water?
- A bad thing to jump
- Empty a boat, in a way
- What some prisoners make
- Amount to get sprung
- Abandon
- Save the canoe
- Accused's need
- Cost to get out of jail
- Absent oneself
- Something one shouldn't jump
- Payment that's posted
- It helps one avoid jail time
- Rescue from trouble, with "out"
- Scoop water
- Try to prevent a sinking
- Accused's bond
- Bondsman's offering
- Something an arrested person tries to "make"
- Skip out (on)
- Depart unceremoniously, in slang
- Accused person's bond
- Don't jump this
- Flee, so to speak
- Leave suddenly, slangily
- Attend to a leaking boat
- Totally abandon one's plan
- It's a crime to skip it
- Scoop out water
- Leave quickly, informally
- Abandon an effort, in slang
- Scram from danger
- Try to avert a sinking
- To load with cargo
- Try to stay afloat, perhaps
- It can get you out of a place it rhymes with
- Leave
- Cut out early
- Pretrial court payment
- Leave abruptly, slangily
- Cancel your plans, slangily
- Exit in a hurry
- ___ reform, cause for the Marshall Project
- Flake at the last minute
- Leave early
- Sailor's emergency container
- Abandon ship
- The ___ Project (pretrial support group)
- Flake out
- High court figure, at times
- Leave a party early
- Suddenly back out
- Something a person in jail might make
- Flake out at the last minute
- Abandon a situation informally
- Flake, so to speak
- Flake (on)
- Back out unexpectedly
- Dip out suddenly
- Leave abruptly
- Abandon one's social plans
- Flake
- Skip out of a party
- Not stick around
- Target of Illinois' Pretrial Fairness Act
- Renege (on)
- Leave folks hanging
- Bounce suddenly
- Call off plans abruptly
- Duck out early
- Abruptly call off one's plans
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - November 03, 2025
- LA Times - October 05, 2025
- LA Times - August 09, 2025
- New York Times - August 02, 2025
- USA Today - August 01, 2025
- LA Times - July 19, 2025
- LA Times - May 31, 2025
- USA Today - March 12, 2025
- LA Times - March 02, 2025
- New York Times - January 21, 2025
- LA Times - January 14, 2025
- New York Times - October 25, 2024
- New York Times - September 17, 2024
- LA Times - September 08, 2024
- USA Today - August 22, 2024
- New York Times - July 18, 2024
- LA Times - April 16, 2024
- New York Times - March 17, 2024
- USA Today - February 13, 2024
- New York Times - January 30, 2024
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