How to spell RUSLED correctly?

The correct spelling of "rusled" is actually "rustled". The possible correct suggestions for this misspelling can be "rustled" or "ruffled". However, "rustled" is the accurate spelling for the word, which means making a soft fluttering or rustling sound.

• Railed I railed against the injustice of the system.
• Reeled She reeled from the news of her mother's illness.
• reseed If you want to reseed your flowers, do so in early spring.
• resoled He needed new shoes, so he resoled his old ones.
• reused The plastic bags were reused instead of being thrown away.
• riled She was so riled up that she threw her drink across the room.
• roiled The stormy winds roiled the surface of the sea, making it difficult for the sailors to navigate.
• rolled I rolled my eyes when he suggested we go this route.
• Roused The loud noise roused the sleeping dog from his nap.
• rousted
• ruffled I was really ruffled when he came home late again.
• ruled The king ruled with an iron fist, enforcing strict laws and punishing anyone who dared to disobey them.
• rushed I was so rushed I forgot to eat.
• Russel Russel is not coming to the party tonight.
• russet She had the russet skin of a native Tar Heel.
• rusted The old bike had rusted over time from being left out in the rain.
• rustle I heard a rustle in the bushes and immediately froze, fearing an animal might be nearby.
• Rustled The curtains rustled in the wind.
• rustler The rustler stole cattle from the nearby ranch.
• sled
• tousled The woman's hair was tousled from the wind.
• tussled The siblings tussled over the last slice of pizza.

Intertubing

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