How to spell BLISTED correctly?

If you've been typing "blisted" instead of "blistered", fear not! Auto-correct mishaps happen to the best of us. The correct spelling of "blistered" perfectly portrays something that has been burned or intensely heated. So, take note and avoid one more little error in your typing adventures!

• Basted The turkey was basted with butter and herbs before being roasted in the oven.
• bested
• blasted The blasted storm ruined our camping trip.
• blaster He was carrying a blaster as he ran out of the room.
• Bleated The goat bleated.
• blessed She gave birth to a daughter, a blessed event.
• blighted The blighted town was a sight to be avoided.
• blister
• blistered After walking for hours in the heat, her feet were blistered and sore.
• Blisters I got blisters on my foot from the high heels I was wearing.
• blistery My feet were covered in blistery sores after hiking in tight hiking boots all day.
• blitzed After drinking several shots of tequila, he was completely blitzed and couldn't even stand up straight.
• bloated
• Blotted She blotted out her mistakes and started anew.
• Blurted I blurted that I was pregnant.
• bluster She showed her annoyance with a display of bluster.
• Boasted I boasted about my grades at the party.
• Boosted The latest software update boosted the performance of my computer.
• busted I got busted for cheating on my math test.
• Lasted The storm lasted for several hours before finally subsiding.
• listed The agent listed the property on multiple real estate websites.
• Lusted He lusted after her from afar, but never had the courage to tell her how he felt.

Apsolutly

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