Historical clue formulations

• Abruptly call off one's plans — 2025-11-03
• Call off plans abruptly — 2025-08-02
• Skip out of a party — 2025-01-21
• Flake — 2024-10-25
• Abandon one's social plans — 2024-09-17
• Back out unexpectedly — 2024-07-18
• Something a person in jail might make — 2024-01-30
• Help (out) — 2024-01-27
• High court figure, at times — 2023-10-05
• Abandon ship — 2022-06-25
• Help (out) — 2021-11-16
• ___ reform, cause for the Marshall Project — 2021-04-11
• Free money? — 2020-07-24
• It can get you out of a place it rhymes with — 2020-05-27
• Try to stay afloat, perhaps — 2020-04-16
• Abandon an effort, in slang — 2019-09-25
• Help (out) — 2019-08-18
• Totally abandon one's plan — 2019-06-30
• Depart unceremoniously, in slang — 2018-06-23
• Skip out (on) — 2018-05-09
• Something an arrested person tries to "make" — 2017-12-25
• Get-out-of-jail money — 2015-07-06
• Trust fund? — 2015-01-15
• Get-out-of-jail money — 2014-09-08
• Help (out) — 2013-08-14
• What some bondsmen offer — 2013-07-22
• Something it's against the law to jump — 2013-05-19
• Dump water overboard — 2011-04-27
• Help (out) — 2011-01-09
• Cost to get out of 46-Across — 2010-11-27
• - — 2007-08-23
• Leave completely, in slang — 2007-05-31
• It's limited by the Eighth Amendment — 2006-03-23
• Get-out-of-jail money — 2004-01-05
• It may be skipped or jumped — 2003-01-30
• It may be jumped — 2001-02-04
• It may be forfeited — 2000-07-16
• Jump (out), as from a plane — 2000-05-15
• Keep a leaky boat afloat — 1999-10-28
• Release money — 1998-06-30
• Get-out-of-jail money — 1998-06-08
• Get-out-of-jail money — 1997-05-26
• Kind of bond — 1996-12-25
• Get-out-of-jail money — 1995-12-11
• Scoop (out) — 1994-07-12
• Get-out-of-jail money — 1994-03-21