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Definition of credit
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of credit is as below...
Credit
(v. t.) To enter upon the
credit
side of an
account;
to give
credit
for; as, to
credit
the
amount
paid; to set to the
credit
of; as, to
credit
a man with the
interest
paid on a
bond..
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Creed
::
Creed (v. t.) To
believe;
to
credit.
Defraud
::
Defraud
(v. t.) To
deprive
of some
right,
interest,
or
property,
by a
deceitful
device;
to
withhold
from
wrongfully;
to
injure
by
embezzlement;
to
cheat;
to
overreach;
as, to
defraud
a
servant,
or a
creditor,
or the
state;
-- with of
before
the thing taken or
withheld..
Bolt
::
Bolt (v. i.) A
sudden
flight,
as to
escape
creditors..
Subrotund
::
Subrogation
(n.) The
substitution
of one
person
in the place of
another
as a
creditor,
the new
creditor
succeeding
to the
rights
of the
former;
the mode by which a third
person
who pays a
creditor
succeeds
to his
rights
against
the
debtor..
Credit
::
Credit
(n.) The time given for
payment
for lands or goods sold on
trust;
as, a long
credit
or a short
credit..
Credent
::
Credent
(a.)
Having
credit
or
authority;
credible.
Credit Foncier
::
Credit
foncier
() A
company
licensed
for the
purpose
of
carrying
out
improvements,
by means of loans and
advances
upon real
securities..
Humane
::
Humane
(a.)
Having
the
feelings
and
inclinations
creditable
to man;
having
a
disposition
to treat other human
beings
or
animals
with
kindness;
kind;
benevolent.
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..
Cession
::
Cession
(n.) The
voluntary
surrender
of a
person's
effects
to his
creditors
to avoid
imprisonment.
Accredit
::
Accredit
(v. t.) To
credit;
to vouch for or
consider
(some one) as doing
something,
or
(something)
as
belonging
to some one..
Disvouch
::
Disvouch
(v. t.) To
discredit;
to
contradict.
Bank Book
::
Bank book () A book kept by a
depositor,
in which an
officer
of a bank
enters
the
debits
and
credits
of the
depositor's
account
with the
bank..
Credit
::
Credit
(v. t.) To
confide
in the truth of; to give
credence
to; to put trust in; to
believe.
Bankrupt
::
Bankrupt
(n.) A
trader
who
secretes
himself,
or does
certain
other acts
tending
to
defraud
his
creditors..
Garnishee
::
Garnishee
(n.) One who is
garnished;
a
person
upon whom
garnishment
has been
served
in a suit by a
creditor
against
a
debtor,
such
person
holding
property
belonging
to the
debtor,
or owing him
money..
Settle
::
Settle
(v. i.) To
adjust
differences
or
accounts;
to come to an
agreement;
as, he has
settled
with his
creditors..
Kite
::
Kite (n.)
Fictitious
commercial
paper used for
raising
money or to
sustain
credit,
as a check which
represents
no
deposit
in bank, or a bill of
exchange
not
sanctioned
by sale of
goods;
an
accommodation
check or
bill..
Creditor
::
Creditor
(n.) One who
credits,
believes,
or
trusts..
Overissue
::
Overissue
(n.) An
excessive
issue;
an
issue,
as of notes or
bonds,
exceeding
the limit of
capital,
credit,
or
authority..
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