How to spell GAINTS correctly?

If you've mistakenly written "gaints" instead of "giants", don't fret! Here are a few correct suggestions to rectify your error. The correct spelling is "giants", referring to enormous beings or powerful individuals. So remember, it's "giants" with a 'i' after the 'g.'

• Ants The ants are the most important creatures in the ant colony.
• CAINS
• cants The cants of the roof seemed to be uneven.
• Faints
• Gaines
• Gains The gains in this procedure are immense.
• Gaits The horse had a unique set of gaits, with a smooth and graceful canter being its most impressive.
• gannets I saw a pair of gannets nesting on a telephone wire.
• garnets She wore a necklace made of garnets that shimmered in the sunlight.
• gaunt After years of living on the streets, his once round face had become gaunt and hollow.
• gents The gents were all dressed in suits at the business conference.
• GIANTS In the world of sports, there are no bigger than the giants of the NFL.
• GINS Gins are distilled alcoholic beverages infused with botanicals such as juniper berries.
• GITS
• glints The sun glints off the waves.
• Grants The organization offered grants to support innovative projects.
• jaunts On weekends, she likes to take jaunts to nearby towns to explore their cultural and historical attractions.
• joints My aching joints make it difficult to go up the stairs.
• paints
• quints The car contains five quints.
• Saints The New Orleans Saints are a professional football team in the National Football League (NFL).
• taints

Intertubing

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