Crossword-Solution: ACUSHLA 7 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 12

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Hint 1 meaning
The superficial contents of any figure; the surface included within any given lines; superficial extent; as, the area of a square or a triangle.
Hint 2 anagram
EAAR
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CERTAIN BRAIN SIZE
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And the sea rocks and dimples around it--blue as the heavens, green as the isle itself, and foam horses toss their white manes, and the great clean winds blow over it, and the sun shines down on it like your eyes, _acushla_--" "And are you a king of Ireland, Larry darlin'?" Thus Lakla-- But enough! At last we turned to go--and around the corner of the path I caught another glimpse of what I have called the lake of jewels.
The Moon Pool A. Merritt 1996
And then she says, 'Mary, acushla, it's your turn now.' And Mary says, 'A doll with a real head on it,' and there it was as big as Danny, all dressed in green satin, opening its eyes, if you plaze." "Now, me!" roared Danny, squirming in his chair.
Sowing Seeds in Danny Nellie L. McClung 2003
They're not unkind to you, acushla, are they?" "Oh, not really, Aunt Katie; but they're such dull people.
The Rebel of the School Mrs. L. T. Meade 2005
Put your horse down to the mountin'-stone, and I'll be wid you in half a jiffy, acushla.” She immediately drew in her head, and ere the messenger had well placed his horse at the aforesaid stirrup, or mounting-stone, which is an indispensable adjunct to the midwife's cottage, she issued out, cloaked and bonneted; for, in point of fact, her practice was so extensive, and the demands upon her attendance so incessant, that she seldom, if ever, slept or went to bed, unless partially dressed.
Fardorougha, The Miser William Carleton 2005
Little I thought, acushla oge, that your own father 'ud begrudge you as good a christenin' as is put over any other nabor's child.
Fardorougha, The Miser William Carleton 2005