Words Containing CRED

114 words contain CRED anywhere. Scores range up to 24 points (CREDITWORTHIEST), averaging 16 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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US VALID
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To give official approval or credentials to.

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US VALID
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Capable of being officially recognized or certified.

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The act of granting official recognition or approval.

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Plural of ACCREDITATION.

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Past tense of ACCREDIT.

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Present participle of ACCREDIT.

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Third-person singular present tense of ACCREDIT.

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Past tense of ACRE.

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Past tense of CONACRE.

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Credibility; standing among one's peers.

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Relating to or based on a creed.

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US VALID
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Belief in or acceptance of something as true.

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Plural of CREDENCE.

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US VALID
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Plural of credendum; things to be believed.

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US VALID
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An article of religious faith.

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Too ready to believe; gullible.

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A document or evidence of a person's qualifications or privileges.

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Past tense of CREDENTIAL.

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Present participle of CREDENTIAL.

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Third-person singular present tense of CREDENTIALING.

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Excessive reliance on formal qualifications.

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Plural of CREDENTIALISM.

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Having official credentials or qualifications.

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The act of providing or verifying credentials.

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US INVALID
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Third-person singular present tense of CREDENTIALLING.

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Plural of CREDENTIAL.

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A sideboard or low cabinet, often used for storage.

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Plural of CREDENZA.

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Plural of CREDIBILITY.

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The quality of being able to be believed or trusted.

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Able to be believed; convincing.

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The quality of being believable or trustworthy.

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Plural of CREDIBLENESS.

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In a way that is believable or plausible.

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Recognition for an achievement or contribution.

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Plural of CREDITABILITY.

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The quality of being deserving praise.

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Deserving praise or credit, though not exceptional.

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The quality of being worthy of praise.

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In a manner worthy of praise or credit.

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Past tense of CREDIT.

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Present participle of CREDIT.

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Having no financial credit or standing.

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A person or entity to whom money is owed.

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Plural of CREDITOR.

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The state of being a creditor.

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Plural of CREDITORSHIP.

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Plural of CREDIT.

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More deserving of credit or trust.

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Most deserving of financial credit.

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Having an acceptable credit rating.

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A system of beliefs or principles.

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Plural of CREDO.

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Plural of CRED.

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Plural of CREDULITY.

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A tendency to believe too readily.

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Too ready to believe things.

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In a manner showing willingness to believe too readily.

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The tendency to believe too readily.

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Plural of CREDULOUSNESS.

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How many words containing cred are there?

There are 114 words containing cred.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain CRED anywhere?

CREDITWORTHIEST scores 24 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.