Bail and Handle

Bail

Bail noun - (criminal law) money that must be forfeited by the bondsman if an accused person fails to appear in court for trial.

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Synonyms for Bail

Antonyms for Bail

Handle and bail are semantically related in grip topic. In some cases you can use "Handle" instead the word "Bail" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: bailed, bailout, bailable, bailee, bailment

Handle

Handle noun - A part by which an implement is held.

Usage example: was given a set a steak knives with wooden handles

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Synonyms for Handle

Antonyms for Handle

Bail and handle are semantically related in grip topic. Sometimes you can use "Bail" instead the word "Handle" as a noun or a verb, if it concerns topics such as something to grip.

Nearby Words: hand, handled, handling, handler, handhold

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How words are described

huge	huge bail	huge handle
wooden	wooden bail	wooden handle

Both words in one sentence

Miles Gloriosus: Barney often boasts about how he'd easily handle some troublemaker — until the actual trouble starts and then Andy has to bail him out.

Source: Series / The Andy Griffith Show
Barrister Alex McBride in his non-fiction book Defending the Guilty tells how he was assigned to handle a bail application for a junkie who was pretending to be insane.

Source: Distracted By The Sexy / Real Life
In his non-fiction book Defending the Guilty, Barrister Alex McBride tells how he was assigned to handle a bail application for a junkie who was pretending to be insane.

Source: Obfuscating Insanity

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