To claim or assert that a crime has been committed, usually without proofWord Craze Level 3454 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “To claim or assert that a crime has been committed, usually without proof” from Level 3454 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 3454 is part of the Endless Challenge, the bonus run of Word Craze crosswords that starts at level 2785. It has 14 clues.
All Level 3454 clues →← Previous clueDon't bring these kinds of dogs around children or strangers, or you might end up in a lawsuitNext clue →Greatly desired objectives
Other clues in this level
- 2Greatly desired objectives›
- 3Importation calculation›
- 4Every cloud has this silver feature›
- 5Like a sonnet, in a way›
- 6V.I.P.'s›
- 7Potter's less-friendly family member›
- 8Grabbed›
- 9Shetland shaver›
- 10Force›
- 11Muddy›
- 12Drywall mineral›
- 13Field meeting›
- 14Don't bring these kinds of dogs around children or strangers, or you might end up in a lawsuit›