No. 7,656 in French
riner
"Riner" is not a standard French word; it might refer to Teddy Riner, a French judoka.
In a sentence
Je vais riner la vaisselle avant de la mettre dans le lave-vaisselle.
I will rinse the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher.
The word 'riner' is used in the context of cleaning or rinsing something with water.
Après avoir fait du jardinage, il a rincé ses outils pour les nettoyer.
After gardening, he rinsed his tools to clean them.
Here, 'riner' (or 'rincer') refers to using water to remove dirt or debris from tools.
Elle a rincé les légumes fraîchement cueillis avant de les cuire.
She rinsed the freshly picked vegetables before cooking them.
In this usage, 'riner' means to clean food articles such as vegetables with water before use.
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