| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | abetting | helping someone do wrong |
| 2. | accessory | helping another commit a crime |
| 3. | accused | charged with wrongdoing |
| 4. | aiding | assisting in wrongdoing |
| 5. | amiss | wrong or out of order |
| 6. | answerable | required to accept blame |
| 7. | arraigned | formally charged in court |
| 8. | at fault | responsible for a mistake |
| 9. | bad | morally wrong or blameworthy |
| 10. | blackened | damaged by blame or scandal |
| 11. | blameable | deserving blame |
| 12. | blameworthy | deserving blame for wrongdoing |
| 13. | booked | officially charged by police |
| 14. | censurable | deserving criticism or blame |
| 15. | chargeable | able to be accused |
| 16. | complicit | involved with others in wrongdoing |
| 17. | condemnable | worthy of blame or censure |
| 18. | convictable | able to be proven guilty |
| 19. | convicted | found guilty by a court |
| 20. | corrupt | morally dishonest or depraved |
| 21. | criminal | involved in crime or wrongdoing |
| 22. | culpable | deserving blame or responsibility |
| 23. | damnable | strongly deserving blame |
| 24. | delinquent | showing unlawful or wrongful behavior |
| 25. | depraved | morally corrupt or wicked |
| 26. | derelict | neglectful of duty |
| 27. | discredited | harmed by proven wrongdoing |
| 28. | disgraced | brought into shame |
| 29. | disgraceful | causing shame or dishonor |
| 30. | dishonorable | showing lack of honor |
| 31. | ensnared | trapped by evidence or wrongdoing |
| 32. | errant | straying from proper conduct |
| 33. | evil | morally very wrong |
| 34. | exposed | revealed as having done wrong |
| 35. | faithless | disloyal or untrue |
| 36. | fallen | morally lapsed or disgraced |
| 37. | false | deceitful or untrue |
| 38. | felonious | relating to serious criminal wrongdoing |
| 39. | fingered | identified as the wrongdoer |
| 40. | foul | morally dirty or wrong |
| 41. | found culpable | judged blameworthy or responsible |
| 42. | found liable | judged legally responsible |
| 43. | implicated | shown to be involved |
| 44. | improper | not appropriate or right |
| 45. | in default | failing in duty or obligation |
| 46. | in the wrong | responsible for wrongdoing |
| 47. | incriminated | made to appear criminally involved |
| 48. | indefensible | unable to be justified |
| 49. | indicted | formally accused by indictment |
| 50. | iniquitous | grossly unjust or wicked |
| 51. | lawbreaking | breaking the law |
| 52. | liable | legally responsible for wrongdoing |
| 53. | malfeasant | doing wrongful or illegal acts |
| 54. | mens-rea | having criminal intent |
| 55. | misbehaving | acting badly or wrongly |
| 56. | miscreant | behaving badly or criminally |
| 57. | mixed up in | involved in something wrong |
| 58. | named | identified as involved |
| 59. | nefarious | wicked or criminal |
| 60. | negligent | failing to take proper care |
| 61. | offending | doing something wrong or unlawful |
| 62. | on the hook | held responsible or liable |
| 63. | outrageous | shockingly wrong or improper |
| 64. | particeps criminis | partner in a crime |
| 65. | perfidious | treacherous and untrustworthy |
| 66. | plotting | secretly planning wrongdoing |
| 67. | punishable | deserving legal or formal punishment |
| 68. | rascally | dishonestly mischievous |
| 69. | reckless | carelessly ignoring serious risks |
| 70. | red-handed | caught in the act |
| 71. | remiss | careless in duty or responsibility |
| 72. | reprehensible | deserving strong moral disapproval |
| 73. | responsible | answerable for a wrongful act |
| 74. | roguish | dishonestly playful or criminal |
| 75. | scandalous | causing public moral outrage |
| 76. | self-condemned | condemned by one’s own actions |
| 77. | self-reproachful | blaming oneself for wrongdoing |
| 78. | shameful | deserving shame or disgrace |
| 79. | shifty | appearing dishonest or guilty |
| 80. | sinful | morally wrong or wicked |
| 81. | stained | marked by shame or guilt |
| 82. | suspect | thought likely to be guilty |
| 83. | tainted | stained by wrongdoing or shame |
| 84. | to blame | deserving blame |
| 85. | tortious | involving civil legal wrong |
| 86. | transgressive | violating accepted limits or rules |
| 87. | treacherous | betraying trust or loyalty |
| 88. | under a cloud | under suspicion or disgrace |
| 89. | under suspicion | suspected of wrongdoing |
| 90. | underhanded | dishonest and deceitful |
| 91. | unforgivable | too bad to forgive |
| 92. | unjustifiable | not able to be excused |
| 93. | unmasked | revealed for wrongdoing |
| 94. | untrue | not faithful or honest |
| 95. | vile | extremely bad or immoral |
| 96. | villainous | wickedly bad or criminal |
| 97. | wayward | behaving wrongly or improperly |
| 98. | wicked | morally bad or evil |
| 99. | wrong | not morally or legally right |
| 100. | wrongdoing | having done something wrong |
