to blame, be
Be responsible for or guilty of something wrong or bad, as in Obviously the teacher was to blame for the chaos in the classroom, or Mary was not to blame for these errors. [Early 1200s]
Words nearby to blame, be
to all intents and purposes,
to and fro,
to be sure,
to be, or not to be,
to beat the band,
to blame, be,
to boot,
to burn,
to date,
to death,
to each his own