To claim or assert that a crime has been committed, usually without proofWord Craze Level 258 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “To claim or assert that a crime has been committed, usually without proof” from Level 258 (Mexico) is shown below. It has 6 letters.
Answer
6 lettersALLEGETo claim or assert that a crime has been committed, usually without proof = ALLEGE
About this level
Level 258 is part of the Mexico chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 245–284. The level has 16 clues, and this is clue 5.
All Level 258 clues →← Previous clueDon't bring these kinds of dogs around children or strangers, or you might end up in a lawsuitNext clue →Potter's less-friendly family member
Other clues in this level
- 1Every cloud has this silver feature›
- 2This American actor plays the mysterious Man in Black and "Westworld"›
- 3IOU stands for this›
- 4Don't bring these kinds of dogs around children or strangers, or you might end up in a lawsuit›
- 6Potter's less-friendly family member›
- 7What kind of exercise is this?›
- 8Throbbing discomfort of muscles or joints›
- 9A _____ point is an period when decisive change occurs›
- 10The physical ability to move quickly and easily›
- 11Turns inside-out or upside-down›
- 12Uninteresting; boring; humdrum›
- 13A stylist or barber may also be called this›
- 14What is this tool?›
- 15Pompous; conceited›
- 16The ____ _____, presented by ABC, recognizes individual or team athletic achievements›