Buoyed is valid Scrabble Word

Is buoyed a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is buoyed valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for BUOYED in dictionary:

VERB:

BUOY, to mark with a warning float
keep (someone or something) afloat
make (someone) cheerful and confident
cause (a price) to rise to or remain at a high level
mark with an anchored float

NOUN:

an anchored float serving as a navigation mark, to show reefs or other hazards, or for mooring.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to mark with a buoy (a warning float)

Words related to BUOYED

buoy9 buoying13 buoys10

How to use BUOYED in a sentence

Below Quebec there were awkward spots where steamers used buoyed channels, and if these were blocked by ice Davies must risk crossing the shoals.
She would not even answer the doctor, and she refused to take any remedies, certain as she felt that she would last as long as the hope which buoyed her up.
The general joy extended even to the sick, and many, buoyed up by hope, recovered, when in the former season of despondency they would inevitably have perished.
She sank slowly from sight, as her spreading robe buoyed her up for a moment on the waves.
Buoyed up by these reflections, I became, if not cheerful, at least comparatively easy in my mind.
A few moments later she hurried away, buoyed up by the thought that she was not only to see her lover but to serve him.
After passing Berkeley, we left the buoyed course and ran the rest of the way to Eppes Creek in a narrow side channel that threads among the shallows close along shore.
Miles, pink and twinkling, emerged from the background, as if buoyed up on his broad white gown, and briskly dominated the bowed heads in the front rows.
Not so! The hope which buoyed up his spirits while he attempted to rival French pastry and English beef with American venison and Buffalo meat on the table of Mr.
The fact that he was not guilty buoyed him up, however.

Even in her greatest depths of suffering it buoyed her, all unknown, perhaps, but nevertheless.
He was buoyed up by a curious belief in himself, almost as if wearing this robe did give him in part the power attributed to the Foanna.
Cas, which buoyed up the spirits of the French in the same proportion.
And yet they make no complaints, but patiently suffer, buoyed up, poor people, by the conviction that by so doing they will prevent the Prussians from entering the town.
Cabot was nearly exhausted, and even White was painfully weary, but both had been buoyed up by a hope that they might reach timber and have abundant firewood for their first camp.
The men were in splendid spirits, and we were all buoyed up with the hope that we were going to end the war.
But the travelers were buoyed with the knowledge that it was a short cut, calculated to save them many hours and many miles.
Still they crept steadily on, buoyed and spurred by the hope that the island just ahead would prove different.
A bit of wood had buoyed her up for that last moment.
But engine-power and broad wings, skill of the hand at the levers, and the good fortune that watches over bold men, buoyed her again.
His ambition, coupled with a laudable desire to succeed, had buoyed up his strength until the final graduation day had passed.
What then? It was not until that moment that he realized how strongly he had been buoyed up by the false optimism of hope.
This buoyed her up for a while, but it was evident to them both that her strength was fast failing.
Weariness would come, but as yet her body felt no weariness, buoyed upon a spirit a-tiptoe for all adventure.
Through the spring and early summer the people were officially buoyed up with the hope that the new harvest would make an end of their troubles.
After lying at the bottom of the sea for some time, the body of the whale rises to the surface, probably buoyed up by gas generated by putrefaction in its entrails.
At first she was buoyed up by her clothes, and particularly by a petticoat of some material that did not drink water.
He must have known that my voice was nothing, really, but he buoyed me up.
But with all this depression of heart, the thought that I should one day be free, and call my body my own, buoyed me up, and made my heart leap for joy.
On the evening in which we last met, I was buoyed by hopes created by that same impostor, whom I ought already to have better known.
If they were upset in a heavy sea, the crews could save themselves by clinging to the rope, buoyed up by the floats.
Nevertheless, the pianist, buoyed up on the wings of a boundless effrontery, seemed to manage to remain unaware of it.

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