Dolci che passione!

Latin apology used to show guilt or fault

Answer: MEA  CULPA

The answer to the CodyCross clue “Latin apology used to show guilt or fault” is MEA  CULPA. This clue appears in 1 CodyCross puzzle across Dolci che passione!. Find the full puzzle with this clue below, or browse other CodyCross answers from the same world.

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MEA  CULPA
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Questo Indizio Appare In

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GOSSELIN

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BLESS  YOU

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CORNROWS

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What is the answer to "Latin apology used to show guilt or fault" in CodyCross?

The answer is MEA  CULPA.

Which CodyCross puzzles contain "Latin apology used to show guilt or fault"?

This clue appears in 1 puzzle — see the list above for direct links.

Is the answer to "Latin apology used to show guilt or fault" the same in all CodyCross languages?

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