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buoy

noun as in floating device

Strongest match

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During lobster season, the Grey Zone is packed with boats and buoys marking the location of their traps.

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At home, however, the same team is almost as unbeatable as the L.A. fire department, a streak that has buoyed both the Kings and the firefighters.

Hess has been buoyed by the overall reaction, however, describing it as "a true party".

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She will be buoyed by her run to the last sixteen in Indian Wells last month and playing on a surface which "enhances my game style even more".

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The prospect of negotiations between the US and Japan seemed to buoy investors who were fighting to claw back some of the losses of recent days.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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