Kermit

[ kur-mit ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

The Henson family purchased it in 1999 and erected a statue of Kermit the Frog dressed as Chapin’s famous character the Tramp at the entrance.

From Los Angeles Times

“Listen Kermit, you bought Twitter,” Kimmel slammed Musk.

From Los Angeles Times

At its height, “The Muppet Show” had a global audience of 235 million; generations of children have been raised on Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Elmo, Oscar, Bert, Ernie and, of course, Kermit, and if any of those names need explanation, you must have led a very sheltered life.

From Los Angeles Times

“Jim created out of innocence,” says Frank Oz, the Piggy to his Kermit, the Bert to his Ernie, who estimates that they spent half their time off-script.

From Los Angeles Times

Puppets are magic; the amount of life and expression a talented operator can impart to a figure with no more moving parts than a mouth and an arm — like Kermit, originally made from Henson’s mother’s old green coat and a ping pong ball cut in two for eyes — is astonishing.

From Los Angeles Times