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drpaladin

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Buoyant can also mean having the quality to rise or float in liquid.

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Bill W

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Buoyant may have come from the Spanish word boyante, present participle of boyar (to float), in the 1570s.  

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Paladin

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I was so buoyant when I saw this word of the day that I decided to think deeply about it, but none of my thoughts were buoyant enough to float to the surface.

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drpaladin

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12 hours ago, sandrewn said:

I like our word of the day. I am just not feeling like it this morning, or very perky with my reply.

buoyant - definition and meaning

 

Tomorrow🤞,

:cowboy:

When I think perky, replies aren't what comes to mind.

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