Slander, calumny, evil-speaking; blame, reproof, reproach.

Evil-speaking, calumny; blasphemy; reproach, blame.

Blame, reproach; blameworthiness, fault. Now Scottish and northern dialect.

The condition of being without or in want of (something); deficiency.

The action of blame, v.; censure, reproach.

The action of censuring; expression of disapprobation; imputation of demerit on account of a fault or blemish; reproof; censure; reprehension.

Blame, censure for a fault. Obsolete.

Splashing; concrete a dash or splash (of mud, etc.); plaster dashed or laid roughly upon a wall; figurative aspersion.

A charging with a fault or offence; accusation; censure, reproof, blame. Obsolete.

transferred. Blame, fault. rare.

The action or practice of making a scapegoat of someone; spec. in Psychology, aggressively punitive behaviour directed for whatever reason against…

= scapegoating, n.