Emmy English

Meaning Emmy meaning

What does Emmy mean?

— noun an annual award by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for outstanding achievements in television

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Emmy?

Emily Emilia Emilee Emelia Emalee

How do I use Emmy in a sentence?

Y'all sure been mighty sweet to poor little lonesome Emmy Lou.

Hi, Emmy Lou.

Meet Miss Emmy Lou Lee.

Emmy Lou to dance?

Emmy?

Emmy!

Emmy, hurry up!

Hello, Aunt Emmy!

Be careful, Emmy!

And, uh, Emmy? - Hm? - You sit over here.

That's the latest, too, Aunt Emmy.

Thanks, Aunt Emmy.

My specialty is short-changing them. Emmy!

Richest, tightest man in town. Come on, Emmy.

Emmy, Ann says we have a telegram.

Emmy, Emmy, don't cry.

Emmy, how's he look?

Emmy wanted to move Ann, but Charlie thought you'd be more comfortable here.

I have two for you, Emmy. One old and one new.

Look, Emmy.

Mm-hm. All along, Emmy. All these years.

I'm terribly sorry, Emmy.

Oh, coffee, Emmy.

Emmy, women are fools. They'd fall for anything.

Now, listen, Emmy. I'll have nothing to do with this. I'm just a visitor here and my advice to you is to slam the door in his face.

She's right, Emmy. I'm forgetting my manners.

Emmy, you're a dream.

I have two for you, Emmy.

All along, Emmy.

Emmy, women are fools.

I told them about you andtheplaces you've been and he was very interested. Now, listen, Emmy.

I'm proud of the two men in my family. - Emmy, you're a dream.