How to spell COURSS correctly?

If you meant to type "courss" but realized it was a misspelling, here are some possible suggestions: "course", "courser" or "coursera". "Course" refers to a class or a path, while "courser" can mean a fleet horse or a bird. "Coursera" is an online learning platform.

• coarse The texture of the sandpaper is very coarse.
• COORS
• cords
• cores The computer's processor had multiple cores to allow for multitasking.
• corks I forgot to bring a corkscrew, so we had to push the corks into the bottle with a pen.
• CORMS
• Corns
• corps The Marine Corps is one branch of the United States military.
• coups I was going to make a coups for dinner but my chicken was cooked too long.
• course I'm currently taking a programming course online.
• Coursed The water coursed through the riverbed, carrying leaves and debris with it.
• courser My courser is fastest on the track.
• coursers My girlfriend and I went on a few coursers this past weekend.
• courses I am interested in taking a few courses in the future.
• courts The athlete decided to take his case to the court of appeals after losing in the lower courts.
• curbs It is against the law to drive too fast on the curbs.
• CURDS My dad used to order curds from the local mail-order cheese store.
• cures I hope the cures will work this time.
• curls My hair wraps around my head in thick curls.
• CURS The ancient Roman city of Pompeii had numerous mosaics depicting vicious CURS (Latin for "dogs") in action.
• curse I accidentally knocked over a salt shaker and my mom said it was bad luck and a curse would be upon me.
• curses She let out a string of curses when she realized she had left her phone at home.
• cuss I try not to cuss in front of my grandmother.
• Ours This house is ours now that we have closed on the sale.
• scours The rancher used a powerful disinfectant to eliminate the scours in the herd.

Apsolutly

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