1. From the Latin credere, meaning “to believe” or “to trust”; trust in regard to financial obligation. 2. Accounting; entry reflecting payment by a debtor (patient) of a sum received on his or her account.
The Rantings of the barely human.
1. From the Latin credere, meaning “to believe” or “to trust”; trust in regard to financial obligation. 2. Accounting; entry reflecting payment by a debtor (patient) of a sum received on his or her account.