Emmons
Proper noun
Meaning
Emmons (plural Emmonses)
A surname.
Examples
An Emmons County man, a McLean County woman and a Mercer County woman also died, and all residents whose deaths were announced Wednesday were in their 60s to 90s and had underlying health conditions.
Emmons, p. 38 In 1825, Schubert also wrote the Piano Sonata in A minor (D 845, first published as op. 42), and began the Symphony in C major (Great C major, D. 944), which was completed the following year.
Crapol, p. 121 Muzzey, p. 461 Another son, Emmons, died in 1892.
Retired Air Force Colonels Don Emmons and Barry MacKean were put under government contract to remake the plane's logistic and support structure.
In one of the most important articles on the subject, researchers Robert Emmons and Michael McCullough hypothesized that responding gratefully to life’s circumstances allows people to “positively interpret everyday experiences.”
Alex Emmons it’s time for you to find another occupation other than spewing drivel and calling it journalism.