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  • - Vehicle hovering over a stadium
  • - Goodyear vehicle
  • - Skycam locale
  • - Skycam carrier
  • - Advertising vehicle
  • - Skycam vehicle
  • - B-bedraggled balloon?
  • - Small non-rigid airship
  • - Pompous colonel is an old gasbag
  • - Fat American's remarkable LP and BMI
  • - Small airship or barrage balloon
  • - Airship, second-rate, not rigid
  • - Aircraft filled with gas
  • - provider of some aerial footage
  • - Colonel ... , David Low's pompous army officer cartoon character
  • - Second-class flabby airship
  • - Airship that may feature a message
  • - Airship hovering over a sports stadium
  • - Goodyear's Wingfoot One, for one
  • - British Liberal politician embracing international reactionary sort
  • - Aircraft mechanic initially breaks spanner in the works
  • - The Goodyear ....
  • - Advertising option
  • - It may float over a stadium
  • - It may be filled with helium
  • - MetLife symbol
  • - Inflated airship in the sky over a sporting event
  • - Inflatable aircraft that flies over sporting events
  • - Goodyear floater
  • - Elderly pompous reactionary person
  • - Dirigible from Akron
  • - Dirigible cousin
  • - Craft from Akron, Ohio
  • - Bowl game sight
  • - Airship — barrage balloon
  • - Zeppelin, e.g
  • - Thunder thighs
  • - Small airship
  • - Pompous reactionary
  • - Provider of aerial coverage
  • - Balloon in bachelor flat
  • - Airship
  • - From here one may observe second-rate flat
  • - Craft seen on game day
  • - Hoverer at a golf tourney
  • - Provider of overhead coverage
  • - New Lib member in airship
  • - Barrage balloon
  • - Colonel ........ was created by the cartoonist David Low
  • - Airship beginning to become soft
  • - From here one observes bachelor flat
  • - Small barrage balloon
  • - Large inflatable
  • - Airborne Goodyear ad
  • - Zeppelin relative
  • - Aerial camera carrier
  • - Floating airship
  • - Zeppelin's kin
  • - Reactionary fellow that's full of gas
  • - A barrage balloon
  • - Source of overhead coverage
  • - Pompous colonel sagging after bulging at first
  • - Overhead view provider
  • - Big gasbag?
  • - Goodyear craft
  • - Aerial view provider
  • - Source of some overhead coverage
  • - Wingless craft
  • - Super Bowl sight
  • - It's full of gas
  • - Goodyear has one
  • - String bean's opposite
  • - Camera spot for golf tourneys
  • - Goodyear airship
  • - It may be seen over a bowl
  • - Stadium hoverer
  • - Super Bowl sighting
  • - Goodyear advertising icon
  • - Dirigible relative
  • - Goodyear flier
  • - "Black Sunday" airship
  • - Non-rigid airship
  • - Super Bowl sight, often
  • - Super Bowl hoverer
  • - Goodyear has a well-known one
  • - Goodyear advertisement
  • - Goodyear icon
  • - Super Bowl spectator
  • - Aerial-photography medium
  • - Dirigible
  • - It may be seen above a playing field
  • - "Snoopy One," e.g.
  • - Overhead sight at a ballgame, perhaps
  • - It's often seen over a bowl
  • - The Spirit of Goodyear, for one
  • - Comics colonel
  • - Cartoon colonel
  • - No string bean
  • - Hoverer above major sporting events
  • - Spirit of Goodyear, e.g.
  • - Source of an overhead shot, maybe
  • - Large airship
  • - Superbowl sight
  • - Goodyear symbol
  • - Goodyear billboard?
  • - Goodyear flyer
  • - Goodyear billboard of sorts
  • - Overhead site at a ballgame
  • - Colonel of the comics
  • - Airborne observatory
  • - Aerial view provider at sports events
  • - TV camera position, maybe
  • - A colonel of cartoons
  • - Pompous, smug conservative
  • - Nonrigid airship
  • - David Low's colonel
  • - Smug conservative
  • - Ballon's relative
  • - Zeppelin's relative
  • - Pompous fat person
  • - Airship of a sort.
  • - Small airship: Colloq.
  • - Weather aircraft.
  • - Type of airship.
  • - David Low's famous Colonel.
  • - Aircraft.
  • - ...... Zeppelin
  • - Aircraft balloon filled with helium and steered
  • - note flaccid inflatable object
  • - Spot on the screen about a thousand aircraft
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