Adjective
to blame (comparative more to blame, superlative most to blame)
At fault; blameworthy; responsible (for an error, problem, etc.)
Who's to blame for this screw-up?
A BLOKE is in shock after his wife fell pregnant and realised the cat was to blame by making holes in their condoms. Source: Internet
According to his sister Elisabetta, the food at the Capranica was to blame. Source: Internet
A farmer from Sultan Kudarat who asked not to be named said they have no one to blame for what happened, but added that city officials should also have considered the announcement from the DOH and DILG that it is safe to go on with festivals. Source: Internet
After the leak of the video and the victorious goal at the match against Krasnodar, Dzyuba released a video message, in which he said that he, like anyone else, can make mistakes, for which only him is to blame. Source: Internet
A gas leak on August 25, 2019 is to blame for the massive explosion that reduced much of the building to rubble. Source: Internet
Already in a foul mood, Calloway decided to blame this on Dizzy. Source: Internet