credit account
British a credit system by means of which customers may obtain goods and services before payment: Also called: charge account
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How to use credit account in a sentence
The cheque will be paid by the Office up to the time that the credit account of the drawer is sufficient to meet it.
On motherhood I have staked enormously; my credit account is now too large, I fear I shall never receive full payment.
Letters of Two Brides | Honore de BalzacBesides, is not love sometimes a real debit and credit account?
They were in the credit account of Gordon and Gordon, every dollar of which justly belonged to the parent company.
The Quickening | Francis LyndeHas the withering blight known as Bolshevism any such redeeming traits to its credit account?
The Inside Story Of The Peace Conference | Emile Joseph Dillon
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