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Winner of six Super Bowls crossword clue
S T E E L E R S
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Premier Sunday crossword of May 1st, 2016 other clues |
'-- -daisy!' |
'-- My Heart' (Toni Braxton hit) |
'Bye Bye Bye' band |
'Certainly' |
'Delicious!' |
'I do' locale |
'I'm appalled to report that ...' |
'Look -- did!' |
'Says --!' |
'That hurt!' |
'Which way -- go?' |
-- -jongg |
-- Pet (novelty gift) |
12:00 p.m |
1980s Dodge |
24-hr. cash cache |
5/1 festival that's apt for this puzzle's eight longest answers |
A few Z's |
Abbr. for the Blue Jays |
Actress Liv |
Aioli |
Apply |
Artsy NYC area |
Asks for |
At all times, poetically |
Author Dahl |
B&B, e.g |
Bejewel, e.g |
Best Actor of 2014 |
Big brand of faucets |
Big name in economics |
Botch up |
Brandy's sitcom role |
British pop singer Rita |
Canadian gas name |
Candy wafer brand |
Cariou of the stage |
Certain 4x4 |
Chai, e.g |
Chemical relative |
Cincinnati-Detroit dir |
Continental coins |
Cruel |
Date system of ancient Yucatán natives |
Disorder |
Double-decker, e.g |
Downhill trail |
Drench |
Drifted about |
Effacement |
Effortless |
Elbow site |
Enter like the sun's rays |
Fed. accident investigator |
Film director Nora |
Flee hastily |
French 'here' |
French 'sea' |
Frigid |
Full of foam |
Garbage boats |
Genesis boat |
Get -- good thing |
Get creative |
Gifted world traveler? |
Gloater's syllable |
Greek Cupid |
Grumble |
Guesses at LAX |
Happen next |
Hideous sort |
Hot dog in a classic jingle |
Hunger sign |
Igloo dweller |
Immense |
Immerse |
In -- (as first found) |
In vitro cells |
Inaction |
Injure badly |
Inner beings |
Javelin |
Jewel |
King's home |
Land -- (sleep state) |
Larcenist |
Li'l Abner's surname |
Linguine, e.g |
Long time period |
Look (for) |
Major artery |
Make panic |
Mansion House resident |
Mauna -- |
Miami- -- County |
Mill fodder |
Mo. neighbor |
NBAer Brand |
Neither here -- there |
Nighttime, poetically |
Noble Brits |
Not at all, in dialect |
Obstinate beast |
Of Laos, e.g |
Old Peru native |
Old Russian bigwig |
Once every 12 mos |
Ovid's '-- Amatoria' |
Part of LSAT |
Peeve |
Podded plant |
Post-injury program |
Prefix with refundable |
Public radio host Glass |
Regarding |
Reprimand sharply |
Resistor units |
Ruckus |
Saved with the same filename, say |
See 67-Across |
Shapely leg, informally |
Skin and hair care brand |
Sleuths' jobs |
Smidgen |
Soup holder |
Spanish 'water' |
Sprint, e.g |
Strike at something but not hit it |
Suffix with prefer |
Supported temporarily, with 'over' |
Supreme Court appointee of 2009 |
Surname of Buffalo Bill |
Tennis star Arthur |
Three cheers? |
Tibetan oxen |
Tiny little bit |
Title for a French nobleman |
Tourist's aid |
Vardalos of Hollywood |
Waterloo marshal Michel |
What 'A.D.' stands for |
With 46-Down, genuine article |
Zone between biomes |
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