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Bale can refer to any of the following:

Places

People

  • Christian Bale, Welsh-born actor
  • Edward Turner Bale, English physician
  • John Bale, English churchman and playwright
  • Gareth Bale, Young Welsh footballer for Tottenham Hotspur F.C.

    Industrial packaging

  • Hay bale or straw bale, in farming, bound by a baler
  • Paper bale, a unit of paper measurement equal to ten reams
  • A compressed package of any one of a variety of textiles, such as » * Wool bale


       * Cotton

    Other

  • Akar-Bale language
  • bale, an archaic synonym for evil
  • bale, a bale of rocks, which is a group of rocks.
  • to "bale out" is to exit an airborne aircraft while wearing a parachute (presumably from the resemblance of a backpack parachute to a hay bale). Also spelled bail (as in exiting an untenable situation.)
  • Bale, also spelt bail, to mess up a skateboarding move while performing it. Also known as a Bail/Bale Out.Further Information

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