Blitzburgh
- pronounced blitz'-burg
- rhymes with Pittsburgh
- meaning a term of recent origin (circa 1994) used specifically to describe the Pittsburgh Steelers' defense and generally to boast of the city's athletic prowess
- as in
date circa 1994
authority Batz, Bob, Jr. "Yoi! The Fans Blitz for Souvenirs!" Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 16 December 1994, BB-2.
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Sources:
- Bouchette, Ed. "All Roads Lead to Blitzburgh NFL Points Its Spotlight at Steelers and Browns." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 18 December 1994, D-1.
Bouchette, Ed. "Steelers Go Bam! With Foster and Morris They Share Nickname, Carries in Bruising Offensive Barrage." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 1 December 1994, D-1.