How to pronounce “took credit for”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of take credit for

Practice Nearby Words

gave credit, took, took it upon oneself, took on trust, took it, took for granted, took upon oneself, took back, took on faith, took after, took control, took over, took away from, took the point, took away, took command, stole someone's identity, took the liberty, took for, took on, took the initiative, took from behind, took the meaning, stole, took liberties, took the cake, took at face value, withtook, took point, took in, took offense, took time, took matters into one's own hands, took into account, took to, took part, took something as it came, took up the mantle, took a risk, wrote off, took one's half out of the middle, took the time, took a bite out of, wrongtook, took office, took one for the team, took the bait, took law into one's own hands, took action, took up, took place, took a liking to, took a joke, took ten, took the count, took a leaf out of someone's book, took care of, upstole, took exception, took the edge off, overtook, stole someone's thunder, took a page out of someone's book, took into consideration, retook, took the law into one's own hands, took up the slack, took hold, took something off one's chest, mistook, took down, took something in stride, took five, took cover, took on the chin, took care, gave the lie to, took note, took a gamble, took someone's head off, took notes, took out, took a hint, ghost-wrote, took it on the arches, took notice, took a picture, took fright, took no notice of, took the ride, took umbrage, took aback, got ahead, took a five, rewrote, copywrote, took to the bricks, gave lie to, took aloft, took someone to the grave

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torridity, tried for, cried out for, acridity, uncared-for, uncared for, secretaire, stratosphere, stood for, start a war