How to spell JOURS correctly?

If you've mistakenly spelled "jours" as "juors", worry not! Here are a few correct alternatives that might have been intended: "jours" (French for "days"), "joys" (denoting happiness), "ours" (referring to belonging to us) or "jars" (containers for preserving food).

• BURS The student was thrilled to receive a burs to help cover the cost of her textbooks.
• COORS I don't drink alcohol, so I have never tried COORS beer.
• course I am taking a course in software development.
• courts The accused was found guilty, and will now face sentencing in the courts.
• CURS The ancient Romans believed that if someone cast a curse (curs) upon them, it could have disastrous consequences.
• fours I need to roll two fours on this dice.
• furs The wealthy woman wore a full-length coat made of expensive furs.
• goers The concert goers cheered as their favorite band took the stage.
• gourds Some people use gourds as containers for holding items such as rice.
• hours
• jars I filled all the jars with apples.
• Jeers Do you want to hear some jeers?
• jobs I applied for several jobs but haven't heard back from any of them.
• jogs Every morning, he jogs around the park to stay fit.
• Johns My name is Johns.
• joins Sally joins us for lunch every weekday.
• jokers Some people think that stand-up comedians are modern-day jokers.
• jokes I'm not so sure jokes are the best way to deal with this.
• jones Jones is a popular surname in the United States.
• JOTS I always like to take jots of important information so that I don't forget anything.
• joules The amount of energy produced by a collision between two particles can be measured in joules.
• journo
• joust In medieval times, knights would often joust as a form of entertainment and to show their combat skills.
• joys The joys of spending time with loved ones is priceless.
• jury The jury deliberated for more than two days before reaching a verdict.
• nous
• OARS I need to fix the oars.
• Ours Our house is ours alone.
• pours The waiter pours me a glass of water.
• scours The mother cow scours the pasture for her lost calf.
• sour I can't stand sour milk.
• Sours The smell of rotten eggs sours the air.
• Sous My boss commands me to work sous chef from now on.
• TORS No one knows what the Tors are, but they keep watching.
• tours The company offers guided tours of the historical landmarks in the city.
• Yours I am returning the book to the library, but the one that you lent me is still yours.
• YOUS

Absobtion

• abolition
• abortion
• absolution
• absorb
• absorbency
• absorbing
• absorption
• absorptions
• bastion