1. Any person convicted of a crime; a person arraigned in court for a crime.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cullprit,
• culpret,
• culpit,
• coulprit,
• colprit,
• culpurt,
• culprets,
• culpert,
• culprites,
• cuplrit,
• culprate,
• colprits,
• colpret,
• culprat,
• culprite,
• corprit,
• culpirt,
• culprir,
• culprint,
• culptrit

• colubridae,
• gelbard,
• callboard,
• calibered,
• coalport,
• gilibert,
• gelbart,
• clubroot,
• Culbert,
• cwilbert,
• colubriad,
• calibrate,
• Calbert,
• clipboard,
• glyburide,
• calipered,
• galaburda,
• kolbert,
• clippard,
• quelpart,
• clapboard,
• "Culprit,
• Galbrait,
• Clapwort,
• colporate,
• callipered,
• gilbert,
• Colibert,
• kilbride,
• GLPROD,
• clapboard-sided,
• calibred,
• 8-gilberto,
• colbert,
• kelpwort,
• getz/gilberto,
• Kliebert,
• kilibarda,
• clobbered,
• colaprete,
• glabrata,
• Glowbard,
• Globard,
• Glabrate,
• clappered,
• Gilberta,
• Collibert,
• Glabrity,
• Glauberite,
• gaolbird,
• Gilburt,
• Callbird,
• collaborate,
• gilbride,
• Glabreate,
• gilberti,
• glabriety,
• Galleybird,
• clipart,
• Gilberto,
• Gilberte,
• Clapbread,
• clabbered,
• re-calibrate,
• colubrid,
• Guilbert,
• Glabriate.

The adjective form of the word "culprit" is "culpable".

The plural of the "culprit" can be the "culprits".

The singular of the "culprit" can be the "culprit".