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Emmy U.S.|ˈɛmɪ|
[Said to be an alteration of Immy, f. image orthicon + -y suffix6.]
A statuette awarded to an outstanding television programme or performer by the American Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
1949Life 28 Mar. 95/2 Grant-Realm Television Productions..won television's equivalent of an Oscar—the first Emmy. 1954Sun (Baltimore) 25 Jan. B 9/2 Members of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences..announced nominations for..the awards, called ‘Emmies’. 1959Oxford Mail 7 May 1/2 Fred Astaire, now 60, received nine U.S. television ‘Emmy’ awards..in a presentation in which the big awards went to old timers. |