Obs. [F. créat, ad. It. creato foster-child, alumnus (cf. Sp. criado servant):—L. creātus offspring, child, subst. use of creātus pa. pple.: see CREATE pa. pple.] (See quot.)
1730–6. Bailey (folio), Creat (with horsemen) an Usher to a Riding Master, or a Gentleman educated in an Academy of Horsemanship, with Intent to qualify himself for Teaching the Art of Riding the great Horse.
Creat, create sb.: see CREAGHT.
