1. To confide in the truth of; to trust; to do credit; to set to the credit of. Public credit, the confidence which men entertain in the ability and disposition of a nation to make good its engagements with its creditors. Bills of credit, notes or bills issued by the public. Letter of credit, an order to receive money from an agent.

2. A reliance of the mind on the truth of something said or done; belief or faith; reputation; estimation; that which procures or is entitled to belief; authority derived from one's character, or from the confidence of others; influence; power derived from weight of character, fidelity, or other cause; confidence in a man's solvency and probity, which entitles a man to be trusted: sale on trust; the time given for payment of goods sold on trust; the side of an account in which payment is entered, opposed to debit.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• creidet,
• credites,
• cradit,
• vredit,
• credidt,
• credti,
• crediter,
• creditr,
• creit,
• gredit,
• cradits,
• criedt,
• cridits,
• credets,
• credito,
• ceredit,
• credic,
• credet,
• ctedit,
• acredite

• quartet,
• guarded,
• cordate,
• PD-CREDIT,
• E-CREDIT,
• crudity,
• Grouted,
• quartette,
• graded,
• un-crated,
• graduate-level,
• Grided,
• Created,
• cardiidae,
• credit/debit,
• credited,
• keratoid,
• garrote-garrotted,
• gradate,
• re-created,
• Blank-credit,
• credit-union,
• gordita,
• graduate-professional,
• credit-card,
• Greeted,
• gridded,
• Gertude,
• up-graded,
• Crated,
• co-created,
• government-created,
• credits,
• corydiidae,
• Cortaid,
• college-credit,
• credit-reporting,
• cortado,
• Corradiate,
• gerrididae,
• credit-bearing,
• gordaite,
• Keratoidea,
• Grated,
• Garreted,
• garrotted,
• Courted,
• user-created,
• paper-credit,
• cordaite,
• Carted,
• Earth-created,
• re-corded,
• fresh-grated,
• crowded,
• Gyrated,
• dis-carded,
• retro-graded,
• cordwood,
• crudites,
• Garroted,
• chordate,
• greatwood,
• cortot,
• garotted,
• graduate,
• Caridad,
• pro-created,
• credit-default,
• credit-worthiness,
• un-guarded,
• Gurudatta,
• gratuit,
• quarteto,
• under-graduate,
• corded,
• groutite,
• Caridade,
• cordite,
• crawdad,
• Corrodiate,
• crudite,
• post-graduate,
• Carded,
• chordioid,
• ægrotat,
• gortat,
• Self-created,
• dis-credit,
• u.s.-guarded,
• Curded,
• Gritted,
• credit-line,
• Bank-credit,
• gratiot,
• over-crowded,
• Khordad,
• credit-hour,
• Curtate,
• Curetted,
• cortada,
• caridoid,
• curated,
• creedite,
• de-curtate,
• gratuity,
• consumer-credit,
• non-credit,
• cordata,
• credit.com,
• mis-created,
• Crediting,
• extra-credit,
• credit-rating,
• newly-created,
• crawdaddy!,
• credito,
• line-credit,
• de-graded,
• krautite,
• creditor,
• carrotwood,
• graduate-school,
• carotid,
• kredit,
• curtido,
• less-crowded,
• dis-created,
• well-guarded,
• quartett,
• quartetto,
• Cowhearted,
• Keratode,
• dis-corded,
• credit-worthy,
• guardado,
• chordata,
• cardetti,
• dis-graded,
• micro-credit,
• co-curated,
• graduate-student,
• gardot,
• un-crowded,
• cardioid,
• cuarteto,
• letter-credit,
• caryatid,
• corotate,
• corroded,
• karatedo,
• book-credit,
• Chorded,
• fan-created,
• crawdaddy,
• gordito,
• un-graded.

The adverb for the word "credit" is "creditably" or "creditally".

The adjective form of the word "credit" is "creditable".

The plural of the "credit" can be the "credits".

The singular of the "credit" can be the "credit".