Grammy Definition
☆ Grammy (gram′ē)
noun pl. -·mys or -·mies
- any of the annual awards given by the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences for special achievement in the recording industry
- any of the statuettes given to those receiving such awards
Etymology: < Grammy, service mark < gram(ophone) + -my (as in Emmy)
Grammy Usage Examples
Converse of object
win: Our record company was just on the phone to us and they're saying ' how do you feel about winning a grammy?
Modifies a noun
- award: In 1984 Duran Duran won both music video grammy awards.
- nomination: There has been a grammy nomination for the group from this album.
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