a. rare. [f. CREDIT sb. + -LESS.] Destitute of credit.
1863. Sat. Rev., 198. To make themselves useless and creditless by wholly withdrawing from public affairs.
1876. Bancroft, Hist. U.S., VI. 492. Every department … moneyless and creditless.
a. rare. [f. CREDIT sb. + -LESS.] Destitute of credit.
1863. Sat. Rev., 198. To make themselves useless and creditless by wholly withdrawing from public affairs.
1876. Bancroft, Hist. U.S., VI. 492. Every department … moneyless and creditless.
