- - Credit, acclaim
- - Praise, acclaim
- - Credit — prestige
- - Acclaim for a success
- - Credit card, finally found in market abroad, returned
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- - We ought to give credit where credit is due
- - "Don't rush to judgment, please"
- - "Gimme a break!"
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- - give credit where credit isn't due
- - Give too much importance to measure of how fast a team bowls
- - give too high marks to the number of balls bowled?
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- - Give credit where credit is ...
- - aristocrat but not king is expected
- - "Give credit where it's ..."
- - Dew, we hear, is only to be expected
- - Rent is this on the first of the month
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- - Give credit where credit ......: 2 wds.
- - Give credit where credit --
- - Deserves it
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- - Give credit where credit ......: 2 wds.
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- - Gives credit where credit is due
- - Credits in a bibliography
- - Gives props to, in a scholarly publication
- - Credits as a source
- - Gives as an example
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- - Gave credit where credit was due, say
- - i see ted was quoted as the authority!
- - Gave as a source
- - Gave as an example
- - Gave a shout-out to
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- - Mark ---, actor acclaimed for his portrayal of "Rooster" Byron in the play Jerusalem
- - 'Bridge of Spies' actor Mark
- - mark ...., wolf hall star who gave voice to the bfg
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