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creator n. 1 originator, author, initiator, founder, father, inventor,
architect, designer, framer, maker, prime mover: The creator of
this painting must have been a genius. 2 God, Supreme Being,
the Deity: Some day you will have to answer to your Creator for
your sins.
creature n. 1 being, organism, entity, living thing: The hound had the
saddest face I have ever seen on any creature. 2 creature
comforts. (physical or bodily or material or mundane or
superficial or non-spiritual) luxuries: He has the money to
enjoy all the creature comforts.
credit n. 1 belief, faith, trust, credence: I don't give much credit
to what they say. 2 creditation, acknowledgement or
acknowledgment, attribution, ascription: Credit for inventing
the telegraph goes to Guglielmo Marconi. 3 trust, confidence,
faithfulness, reliability, trustworthiness, honesty, probity,
dependability; solvency: Her credit rating at the bank is
excellent. 4 honour, commendation, praise, tribute, acclaim,
esteem, recognition, merit: The team's victory in the finals
has brought credit to the school.
--v. 5 believe, trust, hold accountable, put or place one's
faith or confidence in, have faith or confidence in, rely on,
accept, depend on or upon: If you credit the Bible, the world
was created in six days. 6 ascribe, acknowledge, attribute,
assign; impute: The goal was credited to Barnes.
creed n. tenet, dogma, doctrine, credo, teaching, principles, belief,
set of beliefs: She adheres to the creed of the Golden Rule.
creek n. 1 Brit inlet, bay, cove, harbour: Overnight we moored in a
little creek, sheltered from the sea. 2 US and Canadian stream,
streamlet, brook, rivulet, rill, runnel, run, burn: We used to
fish in the creek behind the house.
creep v. 1 crawl, slither, inch, squirm, wriggle, wiggle: A tiny
lizard was creeping up the wall. 2 crawl, drag: The hours
creep by slowly when you have nothing to do. 3 steal, sneak;
slink, skulk, tiptoe, Colloq pussyfoot: The thief must have
crept in through the kitchen window. Someone is creeping about