Responsible
| •Obliged or expected to account (for, to); accountable; answerable. Each pupil is responsible for the care of the books given h. The people had given him his command, and to the people alone he was responsible (James A. Froude). |
| •Deserving credit or blame: The bad weather is responsible for the small attendance. Who is responsible for all these changes? |
| •Trustworthy; reliable: The club chose a responsible member to take care of its money. |
| •Involving obligation or duties: The President holds the most responsible position in our country. |
| •Able to tell right from wrong; able to think and act reasonably : Insane people are not responsible. |
| •Able to discharge obligations or pay debts: responsible tenants. |
| Suggested by Izle Toriales |
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