How to spell RIENS correctly?

The correct spelling of "riens" is "rien", which means "nothing" in French. Some possible correct suggestions for this misspelling might be "rain", "reins" or "rings", depending on the context.

• grins He grins widely at the camera during his graduation ceremony.
• liens
• miens I will protect the miens of our people.
• Rains It seldom rains in the desert.
• reigns
• reins The coach handed over the reins of the team to his assistant.
• rends The sight of the torn and dirty clothes rends my heart.
• rents Rents in the city are going up every year.
• res
• rinds After finishing the watermelon, he threw the rinds into the compost bin.
• rings I felt a rush of emotion as I looked at the sparkling rings on my finger, a symbol of the love and commitment between my partner and me.
• rinks We used to go ice skating on the rinks every Sunday afternoon during the winter.
• rinse After shampooing my hair, I always rinse it thoroughly with water.
• ripens The fruit ripens as the days get warmer.
• risen The sun had just risen over the horizon when we started our hike.
• roans The farm had a beautiful herd of roans.
• ruins The ruins of the building are a reminder of the past.
• runs John runs every morning to stay in shape.
• sirens atop the lighthouse, the sirens beckoned sailors to safety.
• wrens I saw a family of wrens practicing their hunting tactics in the wood.

Intertubing

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