Slight Error Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 23-01-2019
Below are possible answer for quick crossword clue: slight error. We have 2 answers for slight error in our database.

Possible answers to slight error

LAPSE
- A moral fall
- An error
- Bit of a mistake to have left church recess
- Brief failure of concentration
- Brief failure of memory, judgment, etc
- Degenerate
- Drift (into coma)
LIGHT
- Catch fire
- Easy to lift
- Fly down low
- Gangly
- Ignite
- Illumination
- incandescence

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