How to spell PRINS correctly?

If you intended to write "prins" but misspelled it, there are a few correct alternative suggestions. "Prince" is the correct English spelling, referring to a male royal figure. Another option could be "prints", which refers to copies or impressions of images or text. Double-check your spellings to convey your intended meaning accurately.

• aprons The servers in the restaurant always wear black aprons.
• grins He always grins when he's nervous.
• pains He had to retire from football at a young age due to the persistent knee pains.
• pans I'm baking pies in the pans I found in the kitchen.
• paring I spent the morning paring apples for the pie.
• parings After finishing the apple, she carefully placed the parings in the compost bin.
• paris I would love to visit Paris someday to see the Eiffel Tower.
• Pens
• Perkins
• pines The air was filled with the sweet scent of pines as the hikers trekked through the forest.
• pins I need to get some pins to hold my hair back while I sew.
• Poring I spent hours poring over the research articles to find the perfect source for my paper.
• pranks Some people enjoy playing harmless pranks on their friends and family.
• Prawns I ordered a plate of buttered prawns at the seafood restaurant.
• preens
• PRES PRES is a common abbreviation for the present tense of a verb.
• priers I saw a group of priers outside the church, holding hands and bowing their heads in prayer.
• pries
• prince The prince was greeted by a thunderous applause as he made his grand entrance.
• princes The princes of the neighboring kingdoms gathered for the royal wedding.
• print
• prints I need to order new prints for the art exhibition.
• prion
• Prions Prions are misfolded proteins that can cause fatal neurological diseases.
• priors The judge took into account the defendant's priors when determining their sentence.
• Prisons Prisons are buildings where criminals are kept while they are awaiting trial.
• prissy She always wore frilly dresses and wouldn't go near anything dirty, making her seem quite prissy to her classmates.
• PRIUS I saw a blue Prius parked in front of the coffee shop this morning.
• PRON
• prongs I needed to straighten the prongs on my fork before using it.
• pros One of the pros of having a flexible schedule is being able to attend important events.
• prunes I eat prunes to help with digestion.
• PUNS I find puns to be a hilarious form of humor.
• purine Pyrimidine is a molecule which contains purine and is essential for the body's cells to function properly.
• Purines Adenine and guanine are two of the five nitrogenous bases found in DNA and RNA, and they are purines.
• Rains
• reins The horse felt the weight of the rider's hands on the reins as they guided it through the obstacle course.
• rings She says this ring is as significant as the one she wears, one that "rings" off the hand because it's so big, and easily serves as a weapon.
• rinse
• ruins The ruins of the old building are a reminder of the time when the town was prospering.
• runs He runs a mile every day as part of his fitness routine.
• Sprains
• springs Summertime brings the sounds of the springs bubbling away.
• wrings

Ponnies

• panniers
• pennies
• peonies
• pones
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