emmy

IPA: ˈɛmi

Root Word: Emmy

A diminutive of Emily, Emma, Emmeline or Amelia, also used as a female given name.
An award given for artistic excellence in television productions.

Examples of "emmy" in Sentences

Get ready to give her the golden globes, SAG, emmy etc.
Technically, it was the producers of the program that won the emmy.
NASA won an emmy for their technical achievement of filming a man landing on the moon.
He’s hosted and performed SNL twice (where he went on to win emmy’s for the digital shorts).
Oh go fuck off "emmy", if you don't like tracie's blog then stop visiting and commenting on it.
The show, which started out slowly, has now become a multi emmy winner and revived Alec Bladwins career
The emmy winner was the 1858 version, in which my brother played William Byers, founder of the Rocky Mountain News.
She is best known as the emmy nominated actress who played the feisty bush pilot, Maggie O'Connell, on the hit show,
Lynch will surely be dealing with an Oscar campaign for her contribution in “J&J” long before Emmy season (as such) comes down the pike … which will increase the drumbeat for her inevitable emmy nom ….