Creditor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CREDITOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one to whom money is owed
• a person or company to whom money is owing
• person to whom money is owed
• One who credits, believes, or trusts.
• One who gives credit in business matters; hence, one to whom money is due; -- correlative to debtor.
• a person to whom money is owed by a debtor; someone to whom an obligation exists

Words related to CREDITOR

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Words that contain CREDITOR

creditors12 creditorship20 creditorships21

How to use CREDITOR in a sentence

• Interest was paid punctually three times, and another payment was all but due when the unfortunate creditor died in Chicago.
• While she lives, no creditor lives bold enough to pass that threshold.
• In one instance the Government is a creditor for its deposits, and in the other for the notes it holds.
• Rymer thought it needless to acquaint Miss Shepperson with the fact that his brother, a creditor for three hundred pounds, had generously forgiven the debt.
• In the end, no creditor of Richard Hardie was left unpaid.
• His creditor, surprised to see him so promptly on time, questioned him as to the manner of obtaining it, thinking, perhaps, he had made a great sacrifice to do so.
• For more than a year the creditor waited, after having no attention paid to his correspondence or, claim by the debtor, who exhibited unmistakable obstinacy and want of courtesy.
• Nor has the United States failed to pass from the side of the debtor to that of the creditor nations.
• But the creditor refused and said he must pay at once.
• Great practical advantage was experienced from it in the War of 1812, when the United States was a creditor nation.
• He must pay whatever the cold-eyed creditor demanded.
• I would rather be swallowed up alive by the earth than be such a creditor as you are.
• Another thing is that a creditor has threatened to sell off everything for a debt.
• In fact, it is not known that the daring creditor will not be considered a party.
• Never again do we hear of the law of debtor and creditor as disturbing Athenian tranquillity.
• The severe laws of which we speak were those of debtor and creditor.
• But in any case, you will be allowed to take your share of the proceeds with the other creditors, and your father-in-law likewise, as a privileged creditor, for arrears of rent.
• Everybody, in the first place, knows everybody else, and creditor and debtor being bound to meet each other daily all their lives long, nobody likes to take this odious course.
• If a man takes a person mengiring, without security for the debt, should the debtor die in that predicament the creditor loses his money, having no claim on the relations for it.
• The creditor, it is never doubted, thrives without a merit.
• This expedient only inflamed the animosity of the tithe-payers, since it created a creditor whom it was apprehended would be more difficult to resist.
• With this, if you see that they are diligent and do well, give it to them and make me their creditor, as I was to Buonarroto when he went away.
• There can be no doubt that he was perfectly honest in these transactions, and, as Pope Clement said, he was rather creditor than debtor.
• Every creditor, except du Tillet, sincerely pitied Cesar, after striking him down.
• His behaviour towards her had always been perfection, and yet was she not his creditor? He had a conscience, and it was illogical and extremely inconvenient.
• First, they pay them in money, if they are able, when accounts are cast up between creditor and debtor.
• When a debtor refuses payment in China, the creditor, as a last resource, threatens to carry off the door of his house on the first day of the year.
• You have lost, as men say, fifty pounds, but your debt to disease, or to the blunders of civilization, for it is a case of creditor behind creditor, is paid.
• Perhaps it is human to feel a grudge against a creditor, because the money has to be paid back, whereas a commercial bargain is done with.
• I am become its creditor for the value of the labour which I have performed for you, and which I might devote to myself.
• I believe the public creditor can afford to be paid in any silver dollar that the United States can afford to coin and circulate.
• The question might be different from a merely selfish stand-point if, on paying the dollar to the public creditor, it would disappear after performing that function.

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