Similar words: buoy, buoyant, buoyancy, buoyance, pay up, lay up, dry up, buy up. Meaning: v. 1. become more cheerful 2. make more cheerful 3. keep afloat.
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1, The raft was buoyed up by empty petrol cans.
2, The party is buoyed up by the latest opinion poll results.
3, House prices have been buoyed up for years.
4, They were buoyed up by hopes of success.
5, We felt buoyed up by the good news.
6, Share prices were buoyed up by the news.
7, She was buoyed up by her father's praise.
8, They are buoyed up by a sense of hope.
9, The party did little to buoy up her spirits.
10, Share prices were buoyed up by hopes of an end to the recession.
11, Knowing that all her friends were there buoyed up her spirits.
12, She was buoyed up by the warm reception her audience gave her.
13, It slowly rose high in the afternoon sky[sentencedict.com], buoyed up by a narrow whirling column feeding it from beneath.
14, The needy themselves, buoyed up by economic boom, have been happy to go along.
15, They, too, were low-density matter trying to buoy up through a denser material.
16, I had never seen him so cocky, so buoyed up and satisfied with himself.
17, A nuee consists of an incandescent mass of solid fragments, buoyed up by the rush of expanding, heated gases.
18, Mr Ashdown, buoyed up by the latest opinion poll results, has been touring both constituencies.
19, You can use empty oil barrels buoy up the boards so that you can get river.
20, The cut in bank rate is expected to buoy up the economy.
21, When loses recalls, encourages you to buoy up ...This person is certainly your husband (wife).
22, Hoped that the friend of mine can buoy up, do not be depressed,[http://sentencedict.com/buoy up.html] hopes you to be possible the live well!
23, But we must buoy up, is enduring the tribulation, goes forward unceasingly.
24, If we cannot again buoy up, that lets us go exhaustedly, even if is unable to breathe also is tiredly enough to a kind of America.
25, In a gravitational field this causes the denser air to sink and buoy up the less dense gas.
26, They are amongst the unsung heroes of this war, and everything possible to lighten their tedium and buoy up their morale should be done.
27, When the buoyant force acting on the oil drop becomes larger than the adhesion, it will buoy up and separate itself from the porous material.
28, Because we had some hedge funds that came, which helped to buoy up the market.
29, If all else fails, it seems, the one sure way to secure solvency in the private and public sectors is to inflate away debts and buoy up asset prices.