creak
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
a board creaked as I crossed the floor    
 
3> 

creaker
1> _. , ; ;  ;  

creaking
1> 
_Ex:
creaking shoes  
_Id:
a creaking door hands long on its hinges  
  

creaky
1> 
_Ex:
creaky stairs  

cream
1> ; 
_Ex:
sour cream 
_Ex:
whipped cream  
_Ex:
to skim the cream from the milk    
2> 
_Ex:
chocolate cream  
3> ; -,  
_Ex:
cream of tomato soup  -
4> ; -
5>  
_Ex:
face cream   
_Ex:
foundation cream   
6> () , 
7> () 
_Ex:
shoe cream   
8> 
9>  , 
_Ex:
the cream of society  
10> "" ()
11>  
12>  
_Ex:
a pair of creams  
13> 
14>  ;     
_Ex:
cream sauce  
15>   
_Ex:
cream pitcher 
16>  
_Ex:
cream cake   
17> ,  
_Ex:
cream lace  
18>  ( )
19>  
20>  ,  , 
_Ex:
to cream off the best pupils and send them to special schools
       
21>  ;   ;  ;
 ; 
_Ex:
to cream potatoes   
_Ex:
to cream chicken   -
_Ex:
to cream sugar and butter together    
22> 
23> ,  
24> _. _. ;   ;  ;

25> _. , 
26> _.   ;  
27>   , .   " "
28> = chrism

cream cheese
1>  

cream horn
1>     

cream ice
1>  

cream nut
1> _.     (Bertholletia
excelsa)

cream of lime
1> _.  

cream of tartar
1> _.  

cream puff
1>    , 
2> ,    
3>  , 
_Ex:
the play is a diverting cream puff   - 


cream soda
1> - ( )

cream tea
1>    ,    

cream-coloured
1>  ;  (  )

cream-faced
1> , ;   

cream-laid paper
1>    

cream-white
1> -

cream-wove paper
1>    

creamed
1> , ; 
_Ex:
creamed potatoes  
2>    
_Ex:
creamed peas    

creamer
1>   ; 
2>  

creamery
1> ;  , ; 
2>  

creaming
1> ;    

creamtoria
1> _pl.  crematorium

creamwave
1>  

creamy
1> , 
_Ex:
creamy milk  
2> 
3> ; 
_Ex:
a creamy voice  
4> _.  ( )

crease
1> ;   ; , 
_Ex:
her dress was full of creases     
2>  
3>  
4> ,  ;  
5> 
_Ex:
this material creases very easily    
6> 
7> _. 
_Ex:
that really creased me      
8> _. , 
9> _. ; 
10> , ""
_Ex:
I'm dead creased    ,    
_Id:
to crease it 
11> ,  

crease-resistance
1>  ()

crease-resistant
1> ; 

crease-resisting
1> ; 

creasing
1> 
2> _. 

creasing machine
1> _.    ; -

creasy
1>  ; 

create
1> , 
_Ex:
to create an epic   
_Ex:
to create an army  
_Ex:
to create difficulties  
_Ex:
to create a character  
_Ex:
he created this part       
2> _. ,  
3> , 
_Ex:
to create a feeling of surprise   
_Ex:
to create a painful feeling in the throat  
  
_Ex:
his behaviour created a bad impression   
 
4> _.   ;  
_Ex:
the queen created him a knight    
 
5> _. , 
_Ex:
you needn't create about it    
  
6>  ,  
_Ex:
he is always creating about nothing    
- 
_Ex:
the baby stopped creating and went to sleep  
  

creatine
1> _. 

creation
1> ; 
2> , 
_Ex:
creation of the brain  
3> 
_Ex:
creation of genius  
4> 
5> _. , 
_Ex:
pair creation _.   ()
6> _. 
_Ex:
the whole creation 
7> _.  
_Ex:
man is the lord of creation  -   
8> (the C.) _.  
9> _.  ;    (. 
 )
10>    
_Ex:
the latest creations from Paris   
_Id:
to beat (all) creation   ;
_Id:
it licks all creation   ,   

creationism
1>  (    
)

creative
1> _. _.  
2> , 
_Ex:
creative abilities  
_Ex:
creative power  
_Ex:
creative frustration  

creativity
1>  ,   
2> _. ,  

creator
1> , , 
2> (the C.)  ( )

creature
1> , ,  
_Ex:
creatures from outer space   , 
_Ex:
all creatures great and small  ,   
2> , 
_Ex:
lovely creature  
_Ex:
poor creature  
_Ex:
good creature  ,  
_Ex:
not a creature would help him     
 
3> . _. 
4> ; 
5> _.  
6> , ;  ,  
(-.) 
7>  , . 

creature comforts
1> ; , , ;  


creche, creche
1>  
2> ,  
3>  

credence
1> , 
_Ex:
to give credence to smb.   -.
_Ex:
to give credence to gossip  
_Ex:
to refuse credence   
_Ex:
to find credence  
_Ex:
letter of credence  
2> _.  ( )

credenda
1> _. _.  

credent
1> _. 

credential
1> ;  
2> committee on credentials  
3> _pl.  
_Ex:
credentials committee    ,
 
4> _. ;    

credentialism
1> _.   , 

credenza
1> _.  ( )

credibility
1> , 
2> ; 
_Ex:
to restore one's credibility    
_Ex:
the credibility of a witness  

credibility gap
1>  
2> ; 
_Ex:
the credibility gap between their ideals and practices
     

credible
1> , 
_Ex:
it hardly seems credible   
2>  ; 
_Ex:
after this latest affair he hardly seems credible as a
politician       
    

credibly
1> 
_Ex:
to be credibly informed that...   
 , ...

credit
1> , 
_Ex:
to give credit to smth.  -.
_Ex:
to put credit in hearsay  
_Ex:
to lose credit  
_Ex:
the latest news lend credit to the earlier reports 
    
2> ; ;  
_Ex:
he is a man of credit  ,  
;    
3> , ; 
_Ex:
he resolved to employ all his credit in order to prevent
the marriage      , 
  
4> , 
_Ex:
credit line    -. 
_Ex:
to do smb. credit, to do credit to smb., to stand to smb.'s
credit   -.
_Ex:
to take credit for smth.    -.,
    -.
_Ex:
to give smb. credit for smth.  -.  -.
_Ex:
we give him credit for the idea  ,   
 
5> , 
_Ex:
I gave you credit for being a more sensible fellow  ,
  
_Ex:
give me credit for some brains!    
!
_Ex:
the boy is a credit to his parents   
 
_Ex:
it is greatly to your credit that you have passed such a
difficult examination     
  
_Ex:
she's not yet 30 years old and already she has 5 books to
her credit     ,       
6> _. ;      

_Ex:
credit course  
_Ex:
French is a 3-hour credit course   
      
_Ex:
credit student  
_Ex:
he needs three credits to graduate    
 
7> ()      
_Ex:
credits in history and geography    
    
8>  
9> _. _. 
_Ex:
long credit  
_Ex:
blank credit  ,   
_Ex:
credit standing ,  
_Ex:
credit rating  
_Ex:
credit insurance  ,  
 
_Ex:
credit squeeze  ;  
_Ex:
credit on mortgage  
_Ex:
letter of credit ;  
_Ex:
to buy on credit   
_Ex:
no credit is given in this shop     
 
10> _. ,   
_Ex:
to place to the credit of an account    
11> ,   
12> , 
_Ex:
to credit a story  
13> (with)  (-., -. -.)
_Ex:
to credit smb. with a quality 
-. -. 
_Ex:
these remarks are credited to Plato  
 
_Ex:
the shortage of wheat was credited to lack of rain 
   
_Ex:
please credit me with some sense! ,   
 !
14> _.  ,    

15> _. 
_Ex:
to credit a sum to smb., to credit smb. with a sum 
   -. 

credit account
1> _.    ;  
2> _. _.    

credit card
1> _.  

credit note
1> _.  

credit titles
1> _.     

credit union
1> _.  

credit-side
1>     ;  

creditable
1> ,  
_Ex:
creditable attempt  
_Ex:
an action creditable to him who performed it ,
  ,   
2> 
_Ex:
a creditable bank ,    
_Ex:
a creditable student ,     
3> 
_Ex:
an invention creditable to Edison ,  
   

creditor
1> 
_Ex:
creditor on mortgage  
_Ex:
preferred creditor ,  
 
2> ,   ; ,
  
3>    , 
_Id:
creditors have better memories than debtors _. 
  ,   

creditworthiness
1> _. 

creditworthy
1> _. 

credo
1> , 
2> (C.) _.  
3> (C.) _.  ( )

credudous
1> , 

credulity
1> , 

credulousness
1> , 

creed
1> , 
_Ex:
political and artistic creed   

2> (the C.) _.  
_Ex:
the Apostles' C.   
3> 

creek
1>    ;  
2> _. _.  ; ; ,  
_Id:
up the creek     ;
_Id:
to be up the creek , ; , ;
 ;  ;
_Id:
his driving is up the creek      

creeky
1> 
2>     

creel
1>    
2> 
3> _.   ;  

creep
1> _pl. _. ; 
_Ex:
to give the creeps   ,   
2>   
3>   
4> _. , ;  
5> _.    
6> _. , 
7> _. ,   
8> _. 
9> _-.  
10> , 
_Ex:
the caterpillar crept away  
_Ex:
huge glaciers creep slowly into the waters of the ocean
      
11>   
12> , 
_Ex:
to creep about on tiptoe   
_Ex:
the sea crept noiselessly up the shore  
  
13> ,  
_Ex:
old age comes creeping upon one unnoticed 
 
_Ex:
a feeling of drowsiness crept over him   
14> , 
15> , , ,

16> , ; 
_Ex:
some mistakes have crept into the text   
 
_Ex:
to creep into smb.'s favour  -.  
17>    , 
_Ex:
this made her flesh creep       

18> _. 
19> _.   
_Id:
to have always a hole to creep out at   
;
_Id:
learn to creep before you leap _.   ,
   

creep dive
1> _. _. ; 

creep feed
1> _-.   

creep feeding
1> _-.   

creep in
1> 
_Ex:
a misprint has crept in  

creep trough
1> _-.    

creep-joint
1> _. _. ; 
2>   

creepage
1>   
2>  
3> _. 

creeper
1> _.  ;  
2>  ;   
3> _. , 
4> _.   (Dendrocopus minor)
5> _.  ; ,  
  
6>  (  )
7> _pl.   ;    
8>  , 

creephole
1> ; 
2> , ; 

creepie
1> _.  

creepie-peepie
1> _.   , 


creeping
1> ; 
2> ; 
_Ex:
creeping gait  
3> , 
_Ex:
creeping sycophant 
4> ,  
_Ex:
creeping urbanization ,    ,
 
_Id:
creeping Jesus , 

creeping barrage
1> _.   ,  

creeping eruption
1> _.  
2> _.  

creeping sickness
1> _.  ;  , 

creepingly
1> , 
2> , ;  

creepy
1>  , ;   ; 
2>   
_Ex:
I feel somehow quite creepy at the thought of what's coming
       ,   
3> _. , 
_Ex:
a creepy old house  ,   
_Ex:
children like creepy stories    
4> ,  
5> , 

creepy-crawly
1>  
2>  , ;   ; 
3>   
_Ex:
I feel somehow quite creepy-crawly at the thought of
what's coming        , 
 
4> _. , 
_Ex:
a creepy-crawly old house  ,   
_Ex:
children like creepy-crawly stories    
5> ,  
6> , 

creese
1> ,  

creesh
1> _. , 

creish
1> _. , 

cremains
1> _pl. ;  

cremate
1> ; 

cremation
1> ; 

cremator
1>  
2>    , 

crematorium
1> 

crematory
1> 

