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ham
ham
/ˈhæm/
noun
(
)
Meat cut from the thigh of a hog (usually smoked)
(
gammon
,
jambon
,
ham
)
meat cut from the thigh of a hog (usually smoked)
Ham is a popular deli meat that is used in sandwiches and salads
Ham is a popular deli meat that is used in sandwiches and salads
An unskilled actor who overacts
(
ham
,
ham actor
)
an unskilled actor who overacts
A licensed amateur radio operator
(
ham
)
a licensed amateur radio operator
As a ham, he often spent evenings communicating with fellow radio enthusiasts.
As a ham, he often spent evenings communicating with fellow radio enthusiasts.
verb
(dramaturgy) exaggerate one's acting
(
ham
,
ham it up
,
overact
,
overplay
)
(dramaturgy) exaggerate one's acting
Ham
noun
(Old Testament) son of Noah
(
Ham
)
(Old Testament) son of Noah
Ham was one of Noah's three sons who survived the flood.
Ham was one of Noah's three sons who survived the flood.
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