Assigned fault to someone for a wrongdoingWord Craze Level 344 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “Assigned fault to someone for a wrongdoing” from Level 344 (Sweden) is shown below. It has 6 letters.
Answer
6 lettersBLAMEDAssigned fault to someone for a wrongdoing = BLAMED
About this level
Level 344 is part of the Sweden chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 325–364. The level has 29 clues, and this is clue 18.
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Other clues in this level
- 1To "____ _ _____" is to enjoy oneself immensely›
- 2Aphorism from Benjamin Franklin's 1748 essay›
- 3The ______ ____ is the story that follows the life of Mowgli›
- 4Signature move of fortune tellers›
- 5Something that is unknown or foreign to you is this›
- 6Male actor who sang "City of Stars" in "La La Land"›
- 7Name of the fictional boxer character played by Sylvester Stallone›
- 8To set aside differences and end hostilities›
- 9An unethical or corrupt person›
- 10Ideas formed in the mind›
- 11To manipulate someone into doubting their sanity›
- 12Person who breaks the law›
- 13Gatherings to mobilize supporters›
- 14What is this kind of unsolved mystery?›
- 15The _______ Chapel's ceiling was painted by Michelangelo›
- 16Short song or instrumental used in an advertisement›
- 17Annual US college football game played on January 1st›
- 19Jack Daniel's is this type of spirit›
- 20Heartfelt phrase often heard on Valentine's Day›
- 21Crocodile ______ is a 1986 action film starring Paul Hogan›
- 22Extra defense in basketball›
- 23North American workers in the logging industry›
- 24US presidential candidate who served as the Secretary of State from 2013 to 2017›
- 25Results of stress or bad dreams that leaves one chilly›
- 26Largest city in South Carolina›
- 27What kind of clothing does this represent?›
- 28Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir are highly-decorated examples of this type of athlete›
- 29Mathematical discipline centered around data analysis›