acre

[ˈeɪkər]

Definition:
1. A unit of land area.
2. A unit for measuring an area of land.

Use 'acre' in a sentence:

1. But wheat yields per acre grew worse if anything as soil nutrients were depleted.
2. An acre of roses yields one ton of rose petals, only a pound of oil can be distilled.
3. Also in some cases it seemed a two acre area would be required of those building the house.
4. However, more cattle per acre is just one benefit.
5. Planted cane may yield up to seventy tons per acre in good soil.
6. Last year, an acre of corn produced an average of 162 bushels.
7. Ten gophers on a single acre of land can move up to five tons of earth within one year.
8. Each villa will be set on an acre of land with a private pool and hot tub.
9. The house comes with three quarters of an acre and is situated near a river.
10. What would you pay for legal title to an acre of the moon?
11. The house is on about an acre of grounds which have trees, flowering shrubs and a base for a hard tennis court.
12. The property is set in two acres of land.