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| ⇒ alternative spelling of bail out (intransitive: The restructuring was aimed at baling out the company, freeing cash to allow it to continue with key projects.) | |||
to jump out of an airplane with a parachute (The pilot baled out just before the plane crashed.  merriam-webster.com); to leave or escape a harmful or difficult situation (Most investors have baled out of the business. merriam-webster.com) | |||
| misspelling of bail out (transitive) | |||