[f. FLASK sb.2] trans. † a. To protect as a flask is protected. b. To put into a flask.
1707. Curios. in Husb. & Gard., 212. I put at the bottom of a Vessel the Ozier that flask’d a Glass Bottle.
1855. Browning, Popularity, xii.
| And there’s the extract, flasked and fine, | |
| And priced and saleable at last! |
