How to spell CLIANT correctly?

The correct spelling for "cliant" is "client". Other possible correct suggestions for this misspelling include "pliant" and "giant". Make sure to proofread and double-check your spelling to avoid common mistakes like this.

• cant I'm afraid I cant help you with that.
• claimant The claimant was awarded compensation for the injuries sustained in the accident.
• clan The large family often referred to themselves as a clan.
• clang The sudden clang of the cymbals startled the audience.
• clank The clank of pots and pans could be heard coming from the kitchen.
• clans The clans were always at odds with each other over resources and territory.
• clean
• cleat The soccer player tied his shoelaces tightly around the cleat before stepping onto the field.
• client The law firm's top priority is to provide excellent service for their client.
• Clients Our company aims to satisfy our clients' needs and wants by providing quality products and excellent customer service.
• cline The cline of language use ranges from formal to informal.
• cling The young child was afraid to let go of his mother's hand and cling to her tightly.
• clink I heard the clink of glasses as the servers brought out champagne for the toast.
• Clint
• flint The ancient arrowhead was made of flint.
• giant The giant redwood trees are some of the largest living organisms on Earth.
• glint The diamond in her ring caught the light, causing a glint that caught everyone's attention.
• lint
• plant
• pliant The fabric was so pliant that it draped perfectly when sewn into curtains.
• reliant I am reliant on my computer to complete my work.
• slant The journalist's article had a conservative slant to it, which did not appeal to her liberal readership.
• valiant The valiant knight fearlessly charged into battle to save the kingdom.

Intertubing

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