Creedy

"Salad of Creedy Carver duck, applewood-smoked breast, artichoke barigoule, foraged wild herbs and flowers."

Restaurant: The Pump House, Bristol 2010

The imminent arrival of new competitors for the Australia-US route means that there are substantial discounts to be had; Creedy points out that sub-$1200 return flights to the US are available with every carrier servicing that route, and that sub-$2000 fares can be had on the Australia-Europe route if you choose the right carrier.

Has There Been A Flood Of Discount Flights? | Lifehacker Australia 2009

Is it just me or does anyone else think that Negroponte looks kind of like Creedy, the head of the Finger in the movie V for Vendetta?

Firedoglake » I’d Like Political Enemies for $800, Alex 2006

"Gentlemen, you know what this calls for: an inspirational slow-motion montage featuring Joe Sakic and Marty Brodeur in action, set to the tune of some vaguely Creedy alterna-band."

sirilyan Diary Entry sirilyan 2002

Here one may leave the Exe to follow the Creedy upstream for five miles or so, till Crediton is reached.

Devon, Its Moorlands, Streams and Coasts Rosalind Northcote

Not quite two miles north of Exeter, the Exe turns due south, and is joined by the Creedy, running south-west.

Devon, Its Moorlands, Streams and Coasts Rosalind Northcote

Creedy, which imparts to it a reddish colour from the soil through which the latter flows.

Exeter Sidney Heath 1907

At Cowley Bridge, two miles above Exeter, the river is joined by the Creedy, which, coming from the north-west, flows through and gives name to _Creedy-ton_, or Crediton.

Exeter Sidney Heath 1907

In another ten minutes, Lord K. 's Private Secretary, and one of the best, Creedy, would turn up panting but trying not to look heated.

Experiences of a Dug-out, 1914-1918 1893

Three well-marked valleys -- those of the Creedy, the Exe, and the Culm -- spread their rural loveliness to remote points of the horizon; gentle undulations, with pasture and woodland, with long winding roads, and many a farm that gleamed white amid its orchard leafage, led the gaze into regions of evanescent hue and outline.

Born in Exile George Gissing 1880