Bale

What do we mean by bale?

Evil. noun

Mental suffering; anguish. noun

A large bundle of raw or finished material tightly bound with cord or wire and often wrapped. noun

To wrap in a bale or in bales. transitive verb

Evil; woe; calamity; misery; that which causes ruin, destruction, or sorrow. noun

A large fire built out of doors and burning freely; a bonfire. specifically— noun

To make up into a bale or bales.

A large bundle or package of merchandise prepared for transportation, either in a cloth cover, corded or banded, or without cover, but compressed and secured by transverse bands, wires, or withes and longitudinal slats. noun

A pair or set of dice. noun

See bail, bail, bail, bail.

To make up in a bale. transitive verb

See bail, v. t., to lade. transitive verb

A bundle or package of goods in a cloth cover, and corded for storage or transportation; also, a bundle of straw, hay, etc., put up compactly for transportation. noun

A pair of dice. noun

Misery; calamity; misfortune; sorrow. noun

Evil; an evil, pernicious influence; something causing great injury. noun

Evil, especially considered as an active force for destruction or death. noun

Suffering, woe, torment. noun

A large fire, a conflagration or bonfire. noun

A funeral pyre. noun

Evil, especially considered as an active force for destruction or death.

Suffering, woe, torment.

To beat up someone, then blame it on the death of Heath Ledger. The term is originated after Christian Bale assaulted his mother and sister then blamed his frustrations on the death of Heath Ledger. Also known as: baling and bale bashing. Urban Dictionary

N. A compressed brick of marijuana, usually ranging in weight from 10 to 40 pounds.* Urban Dictionary

In capable of performing under such conditions which are very easy to perform under. Urban Dictionary

Deadly or pernicious in influence Urban Dictionary

Being incredibly awkward around a girl until the point where one is irresistible Urban Dictionary

To grievously attack, either physically or verbally, a person or group of people to such a degree that they become speechless and wet their knickers. In reference to Actor Christian Bale. And his well known Bale-a-thon. Urban Dictionary

An annoying African female that always annoys you. Urban Dictionary

The most annoying motherfucker in the marine corps and the world. never shuts up. one who loses his virginity to a man in thailand. Urban Dictionary

B.A.L.E. To Bang And Leave Em . Or To Bang And Leave Urban Dictionary

A game commonly practiced by seniors (2006) at the Toronto French School. The objective of the game is to tap the opponent's scrotum. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to bale:
bale.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word bale:
bales, balinese, carne, wrapper, ronaldo, cate, grist, terminator, ledger, hay, caine, wrapping, hotspur, napa, boone, ethiopia, ethiopian, wool, batman, straw, pavilion, psycho, ria, spurs, sultanate, madrid, tractor, rancho, somali, melissa, mountains, cotton, pits, kannada, salvation, wagon, amy, revolt, zone, thriller, remix, aaron, heath, endemic, leo, plastic, starred, adams, cooper, filming, wayne, scored, fighter, goods, knight, wolf, goal, supporting, fee.

Words that rhyme with bale:
scale, rail, pale, hail, entail, trail, mail, avail, email, whale, sale, detail, tail, prevail, nail, bail, cocktail, fail, curtail, ale, sail, tale, veil, assail, hale, retail, stale, gale, frail, quail, travail, vale, wail, male, dovetail, blackmail, flail, wholesale, swale, zale, telltale, voicemail, pail, dale, ail, braille, kale, grail, shale, jail, female, upscale, snail, wale, vail, derail, unveil, impale, exhale, yale, surveil, fairytale, inhale, abigail, holy grail, foxtail, quale, cale, gmail, guardrail, ponytail, thumbnail, handrail, brail, greenmail, gael, dwale, gail, coattail, dail, orrell, toenail, resale, monorail, fantail, martingale, airedale, horsetail, clydesdale, countervail, folktale, airmail, soleil, hobnail, biennale, faille, kail, calle, salle, shail.

Adjectives that are often used to describe bale:
first, single, straw, large, pound, last, whole, small, round, huge, big, heavy, square, half, standard, bitter, average, american, open, akar, entire, third, able, full, fresh, million, bilious, enormous, cylindrical, top, loose, ordinary, finished, egyptian, broken, nearby, miniature, flat, heavier, nearest, deadly, extra, buy, rectangular, compact, vast, compressed, light, smaller, cotton, precious, one, fourth, occasional, hay, rice, soft, tight, forty, eternal, brown, per, solid, rich, mysterious, mitred, endless, wet, immense.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective bale:
country, ville, corphew, dock, campagne, florence, mark, city, walls, fire, goods, capacity, fires, bog, tags, out, density, shahi, breakers, states, lyon, mulhouse, weights, ring, new, cotton, tie, dimensions, tuinamoala.

Consonant match to bale:
ball, bill, bell, bowl, bull, bail, boil, bile, bole, belle, bawl, boyle, burl, boll, bel, beal, boule, bal, bol, boole, berle, beale, bil, baile, beall, biel, boulle, birle, boal, balle, beel, bolle, bayle, bohl, beil, bille, bahl, behl, buol, biehl, bihl, beyl, boehl.

Words that sound like bale:
bail, bale, balle, baile, bayle, baille, ball, bell, bill, bowl, bull, boil, belle, bile, bawl, bal, bel, boyle, bol, bul, beal, bil, bole, boll, bool, baal, beale, boole, beel, boule, boul, biel, boal, bulle, -ble, bille, boel, beil, beall, bowle, baul, bele, boulle, bolle, byl, behl, bahl, balh, bihl, boyl, bohl, biehl, beele, buol, bhel, beul, be-all, beile, bouille, pale, pail, paille, bay, bailey, bathe, bally, bailed, baily, baylor, bales, bails, baylee, bailee, bailer, bayley, baler, bache, bailor, baley, baled, baye, bailie, bailar, bayo, baillie, bei, balze, baylie, bailes, balay, bayeux, bayly, balke, balles, bailly, bayles, balfe, bej, bahe, balte.