How to spell ACURS correctly?

If you meant to type "acurs" but it came out wrong, there are a couple of possible suggestions. One could be "acres", referring to a unit of land. Another option might be "across", indicating movement from one side to another. Double-check the context to determine the correct spelling.

• Aces I have a feeling that this time I'll get all aces in my exam.
• ACMES He did the project in his spare time, while attending the ACMES conference.
• acorns The squirrels collected and buried acorns for the winter.
• acre
• acres
• actors The actors were very excited to start the show.
• acts
• airs The politician put on airs to sound more educated than he was.
• amours She loved her amours but they always ended in heartbreak.
• aquas The aquas are refreshing.
• augurs The way the clouds are forming augurs a storm.
• Auras
• cars The cars in the lot were old and rusted.
• Cues The cues she had been given led her to believe that he would be there.
• CURS
• curse The curse of poverty affects millions of people around the world.
• cuss I never cuss in public because it's impolite.
• ECUS I'm going to the bank today to deposit my earnings in Ecus.
• incurs
• occurs A severe storm that occurs frequently in the summer months can cause power outages.
• Ours The house across the street is nice, but we love ours more.
• recurs The issue recurs every year, causing frustration for the company's employees.
• scours The woman was determined to get rid of the dirt on her carpet, so she scours it thoroughly with a brush.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately