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Definition of credit
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Credit
(n.) The time given for
payment
for lands or goods sold on
trust;
as, a long
credit
or a short
credit..
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Emit
::
Emit (v. t.) To issue
forth,
as an order or
decree;
to print and send into
circulation,
as notes or bills of
credit..
Creditable
::
Creditable
(a.)
Deserving
or
possessing
reputation
or
esteem;
reputable;
estimable.
Solid
::
Solid (a.) Fig.:
Worthy
of
credit,
trust,
or
esteem;
substantial,
as
opposed
to
frivolous
or
fallacious;
weighty;
firm;
strong;
valid;
just;
genuine..
Discredit
::
Discredit
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
credibility;
to
destroy
confidence
or trust in; to cause
disbelief
in the
accuracy
or
authority
of.
Delegation
::
Delegation
(n.) A kind of
novation
by which a
debtor,
to be
liberated
from his
creditor,
gives him a third
person,
who
becomes
obliged
in his stead to the
creditor,
or to the
person
appointed
by him..
Hypothecation
::
Hypothecation
(n.) The act or
contract
by which
property
is
hypothecated;
a right which a
creditor
has in or to the
property
of his
debtor,
in
virtue
of which he may cause it to be sold and the price
appropriated
in
payment
of his debt. This is a right in the
thing,
or jus in re..
Credit
::
Credit
(n.) The time given for
payment
for lands or goods sold on
trust;
as, a long
credit
or a short
credit..
Bolt
::
Bolt (v. i.) A
sudden
flight,
as to
escape
creditors..
Balance
::
Balance
(n.) To make the sums of the
debits
and
credits
of an
account
equal;
-- said of an item; as, this
payment,
or
credit,
balances
the
account..
Truster
::
Truster
(n.) One who
trusts,
or
credits..
Disworship
::
Disworship
(n.) A
deprivation
of
honor;
a cause of
disgrace;
a
discredit.
Discredit
::
Discredit
(n.)
Hence,
some
degree
of
dishonor
or
disesteem;
ill
repute;
reproach;
--
applied
to
persons
or
things..
Circulate
::
Circulate
(v. t.) To cause to pass from place to
place,
or from
person
to
person;
to
spread;
as, to
circulate
a
report;
to
circulate
bills of
credit..
Tick
::
Tick (n.)
Credit;
trust;
as, to buy on, or upon,
tick..
Injurious
::
Injurious
(a.)
Causing
injury
or harm;
hurtful;
harmful;
detrimental;
mischievous;
as, acts
injurious
to
health,
credit,
reputation,
property,
etc..
Monger
::
Monger
(v. t.) To deal in; to make
merchandise
of; to
traffic
in; -- used
chiefly
of
discreditable
traffic.
Envoy
::
Envoy (n.) One
dispatched
upon an
errand
or
mission;
a
messenger;
esp., a
person
deputed
by a
sovereign
or a
government
to
negotiate
a
treaty,
or
transact
other
business,
with a
foreign
sovereign
or
government;
a
minister
accredited
to a
foreign
government.
An
envoy's
rank is below that of an
ambassador..
Impeach
::
Impeach
(v. t.) To
challenge
or
discredit
the
credibility
of, as of a
witness,
or the
validity
of, as of
commercial
paper..
Therapeutae
::
Therapeutae
(n. pl.) A name given to
certain
ascetics
said to have
anciently
dwelt in the
neighborhood
of
Alexandria.
They are
described
in a work
attributed
to
Philo,
the
genuineness
and
credibility
of which are now much
discredited..
Surcharge
::
Surcharge
(v. t.) To show an
omission
in (an
account)
for which
credit
ought to have been
given.
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