buoy up

In fact, the whole experience had him quite buoyed up.

Buoyed up by feeling full, we moved a little faster now.

Buoyed up by enthusiasm we played two more numbers before I called a break.

At this point the water molecule no longer is buoyed up.

And she began to feel quite buoyed up inside.

"This animal was in no way buoyed up by water," he said.

At first, he felt himself buoyed up by it, as if on a current of rising steam.

Those two were as buoyed up as if they had found home again.

She was only buoyed up by air still trapped in her chambers.

So the iron sinks - it is not buoyed up.

From him alone had to spring the vitality and confidence to buoy up his whole team.

Yet he felt buoyed up by one fact: he had been right.

It not only rose itself, but helped to buoy up its unfortunate brother.

She was beyond pain or tiredness now, buoyed up by hope.

He rang Carole again, buoyed up by this turn of events.

In this case, the iron ball will float, gets buoyed up.

She was not buoyed up by any preposterous illusion of hope.

He ignored the cold, buoyed up by new anger and frustration.

He felt his spirits buoyed up by a new-found hope.

An object is buoyed up by the water it displaces.

He took one step and then more, buoyed up by some impossible anti-gravity.

The speaker was responding to them; her voice buoyed up by their resentment.

True to her nature, she tried immediately to buoy up her sister and herself.

However, you are probably referring to that apparent weight loss we feel when something is being buoyed up by the water.

I perhaps am buoyed up by a little excitement, but very little.