How to spell FRIND correctly?

If you accidentally typed "frind" instead of "friend", don't worry! Autocorrect may have failed you, but there are some correct suggestions to fix this error. Consider replacing it with "find", "fried" or the correct term, "friend". Proofreading is always crucial to ensure accurate communication.

• farina I usually mix farina with milk for a hearty breakfast.
• Faring I'm not feeling great, but I'm faring a little better than yesterday.
• fend As a single mom, she had to fend for herself and her kids.
• fiend My neighbor was a fiend for spicy food and put hot sauce on everything he ate.
• find
• fined
• firing The firing of the employees was met with outrage and protests.
• fond
• Fran Fran enjoys reading books on philosophy.
• Fred Fred enjoyed playing soccer on the weekends.
• fried I love to eat fried chicken with french fries.
• Frieda Frieda is my neighbor who always greets me with a smile.
• friend
• Friends I am going to meet my friends for brunch tomorrow.
• fringe The new trend in fashion seems to be wearing fringe on everything.
• fringed The lampshade had a fringed edge that added a touch of elegance to the room.
• frond
• Fronde During the Fronde rebellion in 17th century France, many nobles rose up against Cardinal Mazarin's centralizing policies.
• fronds The palm trees were towering above them, their fronds swaying in the wind.
• front I saw a beautiful garden in front of the house.
• fund The nonprofit organization established a fund to provide financial assistance to families affected by the pandemic.
• grind I need to grind these coffee beans so we can enjoy a fresh cup of coffee.
• rand
• rend The storm caused a strong wind to rend the roof off of the old barn.
• rind The rind of the orange is very bitter.

Intertubing

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