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Super Bowl
/ˈsuːpər boʊl/
Definition
1
The annual championship game of the National Football League (NFL), contested between the winners of the American Football Conference (AFC) and the National Football Conference (NFC), typically held in February.
2
A large serving bowl, often used for snacks or dips at parties (informal usage).
Examples
He spent the entire Super Bowl yelling at the refs from his couch, convinced he could coach better blindfolded.
The Super Bowl halftime show had more wardrobe malfunctions than actual football plays.
She filled the super bowl with guac so massive it could feed a small army—or just her during the game.
Betting on the Super Bowl turned his buddy into a temporary millionaire, until the coin toss went the other way.