credits

End-of-film scroll

Credits are acknowledgments of contribution or responsibility, typically appearing at the end of films, television shows, or other productions to list everyone involved.

The opening credits introduce key names at the start.

In education, credits are units measuring completed coursework toward a degree: She needs twelve more credits to graduate.

To give someone credit is to acknowledge their role: Give credit where credit's due.

film

cast

Performers, throw, or splint

cinematography · editing · soundtrack · score · visual-effects · animation · stunts · rolling · title sequence · billing

academic

transcript

Verbatim written account

  • GPACumulative academic score
  • degreeUnit of measurement
  • unitsStandard measures of quantity

electives · major · minor · semester · coursework · prerequisites · pass/fail · audit · requirements · graduation

financial

loan

Borrowed money repaid later

lender · borrower · installment · default · balance · statement · APR · billing cycle

recognition

acknowledgment

Confirmation of receipt

ghostwriter · authorship · contribution

gaming

in-game currency

Virtual funds for purchases

balance · spend · earn · purchase · store · rewards · premium currency · free-to-play · loot box

Categories
Opposites
accounting entries

creditsdebits

Recorded account reductions

debit · charges · withdrawals · deductions · subtractions

attribution of responsibility

creditsblames

Holds at fault

blame · faults · accuses · discredits · condemns

payment method

creditscash

Ready spending funds

cashes · bills · debit · currency · checks

Phrases
Family

credit, incredible, credible, credibility, discredit, incredibly, credited, accredit, crediting

Familiarity
Top 20,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G