CRED (to believe)
a system of doing business by trusting that a person will pay at a later date for goods and services
Credit
a person who directs the performance of a choir or an orchestra
conductor
(plants) able to bear fruit
fertile
a printing machine
press
an immaterial intelligent being
spirit
a set of beliefs or principles
Creed
to train the mind and abilities of
educate
to carry again; to submit to another for opinion
refer
verb: to utter
noun: any fast conveyance
express
to breathe out; to die
expire
unbelievable
incredible
to enroll as a member of a military service
induct
to convey to another place, passed from one place to another
transfer
to press against, to burden, to overpower
oppress
to breathe through; to sweat through the pores of the skin
perspire
verb, prefix meaning "not;" word means to damage the good reputation of
discredit
the formal presentation of one person to another
introduction
endurance of pain; distress
suffering
state of being "pressed down," saddened
depressed
to breathe into; to instruct by divine influence
inspire
an adjective, prefix ac, word means officially recognized
accredited
an artificial channel carrying water across the country
aqueduct
cone bearing, as the fir tree
coniferous
to put down, to prevent circulation
suppress
to plot, to meet together to discuss a plan
conspire