How to spell FRIENT correctly?

If you often find yourself misspelling "frient" instead of "friend", fret not! Here are some possible suggestions to help you correct this error: "fries", "front", "fierce", "fried" or "fret". Remember to proofread your written work to ensure accurate spelling and clear communication.

• brent Brent is a type of crude oil commonly used as a benchmark for determining oil prices.
• faint She felt faint after running the long distance.
• feint The soccer player made a feint to confuse the defender before scoring a goal.
• ferment The wine must be left to ferment for several weeks before it is ready to be bottled.
• fervent The fervent supporters of the football team never missed a game.
• fiend She was a fiend for chocolate and could never resist a piece.
• flint The caveman struck the flint against the rock to create a spark for his fire.
• fluent
• foment The news outlet was accused of trying to foment unrest in the uptight town.
• Forwent I forwent dessert to save room for the main course.
• freest After years of hard work, the artist finally felt freest in her painting style.
• fret He continued to fret over the missed opportunity even weeks later.
• fried I'm getting a fried chicken sandwich.
• Frieda Frieda ate her breakfast quickly and left for work.
• friend My best friend is always there for me.
• Friends
• fright The loud thunderstorm caused a fright in the children.
• front I have a lot of work to do before the front desk open.
• orient Please orient yourself in the room.
• print I need to print out those files for presentation.
• rent
• Trent Trent is my brother's name.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking