Create

kre-af, v. t. To bring into being, cause to exist, originate; to be the occasion of, produce; to make. — Crea'tion, n. Act of, etc.: esp., of bringing the world into existence; constitution: formation; thing n. Doctrine created, that as the the universe.— soul is immediately Crea'tionism, created -izm, by a God, — opp. to traducianism. — Crea'tor, -ter, n. One who, etc.; esp. the Supreme Being. — Crea'a tive, -tiv, a. Having power to create, or creating.— Crea'tivene ,?*.— Creature, kre'chur, n. Thing created; esp. a being created with life: animal; man; one who owes his fortune to another; a servile de- Creche, pendent. kresh, n. An asylum for very young children Creed, during kred, their n. mothers' A summary working of what hours". is believed; esp. of Christian belief. — Cre'dence, -dens, n. Reliance of the mind; trust: belief; credit or confidence. — Cre'dent, a. Believing; giving credit. — Credential, -shal, a. Giving a title to credit. —«. That which, etc.; pit est i monials or certificates showing that one is entitled to credit, or has authority or official powers. — Credible, or. Capable of being believed: worthy of belief. — Cred'iblene , -ibil/ity, n. — Cred'ibiy, adv. — Cred'it. n. Reliance on the truth of something said or done: belief; faith; reputation derived from the confidence of others; este m; reputation; authority derived from character or reputation; influence derived from the confidence or favor of others; interest. (Com.) Trust given or received: expectation of future payment; mercantile reputation. (Book-keeping.) The side of an account on which are entered values received; items entered on such side of an account, — v. t. To confide in the truth of; put trust in, believe; to enter upon the credit side of an account, set to the credit of. — Cred'itable, a. Deserving or po e ing, etc.; reputable; estimable. — Cred'i table ne , n. — Cred'itably, adv. — Creditor, -er, n. One who gives Ciedit in busine matters; one to whom money is due. — Cred'ulous, -u-lus, a. Apt to believe on slight evidence; easily convinced or imposed upon; unsuspecting. — Cred'ulously, adv. —; linger or ink, tiien, boxboN, chair, get. Cred'ulousnes's, Credu'iity, -lY-ti, n. Readine believe without sufficient evidence. 100