How to spell FLASED correctly?

When encountering the misspelling "flased", there are a few possible correct suggestions to consider. They include "flashed", "fused", "fleshy" or "flakes". Relying on context and phonetic similarities, one can identify the intended word and rectify the error accordingly.

• Classed She was classed as one of the top students in her year.
• faced
• Faxed I just faxed the signed contract to the client.
• fazed She was surprised when he fazed her with his move.
• Flagged Rachel's article was flagged for being marked as spam.
• flailed After falling, I flailed my arms wildly in search of support.
• Flaked He flaked on our plans to hang out at the last minute.
• Flamed I flamed my eggs.
• Flapped The wings of the bird flapped in the air.
• flared The fire flared up suddenly and quickly spread throughout the house.
• Flashed I flashed my badge at the guard and he let me through without a problem.
• flask He filled his flask with whiskey before heading out on his camping trip.
• Flatted I accidentally flatted my tyre.
• flawed The flawed thesis was enough to discredit the entire argument.
• Flayed After three hours of being flayed alive by the sun, I finally found some shade.
• Fled The thief fled the scene of the crime before the police arrived.
• Fleshed She smiled and showed me her smooth, fleshed calf.
• Flexed The bodybuilder flexed his biceps, showing off his hard work at the gym.
• flied The baseball player flied to center field to catch the ball.
• Floated After bobbing for a moment, the balloon floated to the ground.
• flossed I flossed between my teeth after brushing them.
• flushed I flushed the toilet after I used it.
• Fluxed On a day like today, the fluxed air feels refreshing.
• foaled
• fused The fuse on the bomb was fused.
• Fussed My mom fussed over the decorations for the party.
• glassed She had glassed over her broken window.
• laced The laced dress clung to her curves.
• Lazed She lazily lazed on the beach all day without a care in the world.
• leased Since my car is leased, I need to return it before the lease is up.
• phased I'm feeling phased out of my own life.
• pleased I'm very pleased with the new golf club.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking