Sugar Bowl
Louisiana gridiron classic
The Sugar Bowl is an annual American college football bowl game played in New Orleans, one of the prestigious New Year's Six bowls.
First held in 1935, it has hosted national championship games and major conference matchups: LSU clinched a spot in the Sugar Bowl. (Lowercase sugar bowl is a tableware container.)
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Louisiana's largest city
- New Year's DayAnnual calendar restart
- college footballUniversity-level American gridiron
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New Orleans
Louisiana's largest city
- New Year's DayAnnual calendar restart
- college footballUniversity-level American gridiron
- SECStock market regulator
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container function
Sugar Bowlsalt cellar
Tabletop condiment holder
salt shaker · pepper shaker · mustard pot · spice jar · pickle jar
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