Out On Bail Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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out on bail What does out on bail mean?	to be out of jail after bail money has been paid	The man is out on bail after being arrested for stealing money from his company.
out on bail What does out on bail mean?	released from jail after you pay the bail bond money - the bail bond is the money that you must pay to guarantee that you will appear in court	The man was out on bail while he was waiting for his trial.
out on bail What does out on bail mean?	released from jail after you pay the bail bond money - the bail bond is the money that you must pay to guarantee that you will appear in court	The man was out on bail while he was waiting for his trial.
out on bail What does out on bail mean?	out of jail after you have paid bail money	The man is out on bail after being arrested for robbing a bank.
	Some Random Idioms
not move a muscle What does "not move a muscle" mean?	do not move at all	I did not move a muscle when the large dog approached me on the street.
fold one's hands What does "fold one's hands" mean?	to bring one's hands together so that they are palm to palm with the fingers interlocking	The students folded their hands and sat quietly on their chairs.
Mad as a badger What does "Mad as a badger" mean?	If someone is as mad as a badger, they are crazy.
Rough and ready What does "Rough and ready" mean?	If something is rough and ready, it has not been carefully prepared, but is fit for its purpose. If a person is rough and ready, they are not very refined or mannered.
What`s cooking? What does "What`s cooking?" mean?	What is happening?, What is wrong?	"What`s cooking ", he asked his friend.
figure out (someone or something) What does "figure out (someone or something)" mean?	to try to understand someone or something, to solve something	I finally figured out how to use the new DVD recorder.

Yank What does "Yank" mean?	U.S. soldier; Yankee; American
fob What does "fob" mean?	attempt to satisfy somebody using deception
a pig in a poke What does "a pig in a poke" mean?	something accepted or bought without looking at it carefully	The stereo system that he bought was a pig in a poke. He has no idea if it will work well.

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Out On Bail Idiom