Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Credentials

Credentialsn. pl.a testimonial

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Credible

Crediblea.worthy of credit, probable, likely

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Crediblity

Crediblity, or Crediblenessn.a claim to credit, probability

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Credibly

Crediblyad.in a credible manner, probably

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Credit

Creditn.belief, reputation, esteem, influence, trust or time given for payment on a sale

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Credit (2)

Creditv.to believe, admit, trust, set off, honor

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Creditable

Creditablea.that may be believed, reputable

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Creditableness

Creditablenessn.credit, reputation, estimation

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Creditably

Creditablyad.with credit, with trust, reputably

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Creditor

Creditorn.one who gives credit, or to whom another is indebted

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Credulity

Credulity, or Credulousnessn.easiness of belief

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Credulous

Credulousa.apt to believe, easily deceived, fond

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Creed

Creedn.a form or confession of faith, a belief

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Creek

Creekn.a small bay, alley, nook, corner, turn

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Creeky

Creekya.full of or having creeks, winding

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Creep

Creepv.i.crept,pret.creeped, crept,pa.to move slowly, loiter, fawn, ben

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Creeper

Creepern.one who creeps, a plant, an instrument

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Creephole

Creepholen.a hole or way of escape, an excuse

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Creepingly

Creepinglyad.slowly, in a dull manner, slily, softly

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Cremation

Cremationn.a burning, the act of burning

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Cremor

Cremorn.a creamy or milky substance

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Crenate

Crenatea.notched, indented, jagged

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Creole

Creolen.a native of the West Indies or Spanish America, descended from European ancestors

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Crepitation

Crepitationn.a low crackling or rattling, noise

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Crept

Creptpret.andpa.from to creep

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Crepuscle

Crepusclen.a very doubtful light, the twilight

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Crepusculous

Crepusculous, or Crepusculara.pertaining to twilight, glimmering, dim