Synonyms for emmy
ˈɛm iem·my

Princeton's WordNet

1. Emmynoun

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

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1. • Award

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1. List of paraphrases for "emmy":

   emmys, emi, amy, emma

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1. EMMY

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1. Dana Walden:

   We made a decision this year, which was we wanted to give ‘ Bob’s Burgers, ’ an Emmy-winning huge performer for us, an opportunity to have a primetime period and to really grow, once we made that decision, it just limited the opportunities we had to schedule ‘ Brooklyn Nine-Nine' and ultimately, we decided that we just did n’t have the room for it, with Thursday night football going into the fall, she added. We were trying to create a more cohesive schedule and scheduling ‘ Brooklyn ’ was going to prevent us from launching something new.

2. Martin Hilton:

   This show has never won an Emmy. For anything!, and despite that, this show is a cornerstone of American pop culture.

3. Liana Mendoza:

   She’s got some fans but hasn’t she switched over to the whole Disney thing or something, i don’t know if that fits anymore, but who knows. Well you leave an Emmy award-winning show. I would think that’s kind of a step back.

4. Debra Birnbaum:

   It is a complete game changer. It really is anything can happen and that was instituted so that there would be change and a wider selection of winners on Emmy night.

5. Brendan Hunt:

   Getting nominated for an acting Emmy is as thrilling as it is surprising, not only was this kind of thing never something I was planning or pining for, but also I'm not even the.