bailing

Verb

Present participle of bail.

Noun

(plural bailings)

The act by which something is bailed.

See also: báilǐng

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You can teach me how to defend myself against monsters if you get tired of bailing me out.
She shooed the goat back into the pasture and grabbed a pair of linesman pliers and some bailing wire from the barn.
He won't have if he keeps bailing her out.
I feel I'm bailing with a colander.
Weren't you calling Julie a bitch and me a damn fool for bailing her out?

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