at someone's door
lie at someone's door
on someone's hands
responsibility
lay at someone's door
pin on
emburden
answer for
hold to account
wite
take the rap
answer
whip the cat
charge
fall on one's sword
take responsibility
offending
aggressee
ownership
remiss
fault
liability
job
fall
inculpate
wash one's hands
trustworthy
over a barrel
irresponsibility
responsibilize
incur
responsible
accountment
victim-blamey
overfunction
culprit
at the expense of
taklif
row to hoe
guilt
indebtedness
accountability
answerableness
point the finger at
responsibleness
lie at one's door
lay something at the feet of
accuse
blame
on one's own hook
accuser
answerability
overinternalize
onus
moral obligation
rap
incumbent
cop
point the bone
reprehensibly
on one's head
office
answerable
blamefulness
culpably
debt
inculpatory
victim-blame
self-satisfied
accusation
misblame
complacent
blame game
self-complacent
take the heat
reprover
rebuker
reproacher
scapegoat
upbraider
step up
carry the can
tell against
guilten
reckoning
take on
warranty
bond
blamey
at fault
wrongness

English words for 'Being someone's fault or responsibility.'

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