buoyant

The rest of the season may not be so buoyant.

The mother of two children under 3 1/2 is anything but buoyant.

The film's buoyant good looks stop just this side of trouble.

They were buoyant, hard to tip over, but difficult to control.

Just how long this buoyant spirit will last may be another question.

Even after a 16-hour day of work and travel, he was buoyant.

This does not happen in space, where there are no buoyant forces.

"The market is quite buoyant at the moment," he said.

This worked so long as the national economy remained buoyant.

Space seemed to spread itself all around him, buoyant as a sea.

In air, the buoyant force is usually small enough to ignore.

The friends of the College were still hopeful, and even buoyant.

His voice was buoyant, and I made a silent guess.

He felt the buoyant strength of the thousands around him.

"Wall Street got a cold splash in the face after several buoyant years."

Certainly, trading conditions over the past 18 months have been very buoyant.

This is due to the buoyant force on the hot gas.

He was in a buoyant mood, for his plans were going well.

And the mood is much more buoyant than the setting.

Now that they were out of the city, Maya was feeling buoyant.

And it made him buoyant that he could have almost the entire day with her tomorrow.

And after a visit, you may indeed feel a little more buoyant than usual.

He felt a buoyant sense of relief when at last his house was empty.

But Chelsea's training ground would have been a buoyant place to be this morning.

This was seen as reflecting a continued buoyant American economy.