n. 1 honor or praise; a way of expressing thanks; 2 a way of buying things and paying for them later
Give credit to the boy who helped you.
Give credit to the boy who helped you.
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Who did Liza say deserved credit for the win also?
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She arrogated all the credit for their joint efforts.
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What subject did Amy always do extra credit in?
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Who's been using Nancy Drew's credit card in the store?
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It ruins one's credit to overdraw frequently at a bank.
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In the beginning of the book, what does Zoey give credit to her mother finding and getting Lenny?
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Who took credit for catching the mole?
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The notional tax credit never came to fruition.
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She wanted to arrogate all the credit for their joint efforts.
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He used a fictive name when he applied for the credit card.
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What was Goldstein given credit for writing?
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Measures best for our finances may harmfully affect our credit score.
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Cred is the root word in credit which means value or worth.
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Who agreed to back credit in the stores at Vicksburg for the blacks who lived around the Logans?
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appreciation; approval; recognition; cash; deposit
disgrace; debit
2 syllables
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