Ham

What do we mean by ham?

The thigh of the hind leg of certain animals, especially a hog. noun

A cut of meat from the thigh of a hog. noun

The back of the knee. noun

The back of the thigh. noun

The buttocks. noun

A performer who overacts or exaggerates. noun

A licensed amateur radio operator. noun

To overact. intransitive verb

To exaggerate or overdo (a dramatic role, for example). intransitive verb

The back of the thigh; the thigh as a whole; in the plural, the gluteal region; the buttocks. noun

In anatomy, specifically, the back of the knee; the lozenge-shaped area behind the knee, bounded by the hamstrings and heads of the calf-muscles, technically called the popliteal space. noun

The thigh of an animal slaughtered for food; particularly, the thigh of a hog salted and cured or dried in smoke. noun

A stinted common pasture for cows. noun

An obsolete (Middle English and Anglo-Saxon) form of home. noun

In historical use, with reference to the Anglo-Saxon period, a village or town; more specifically, a manor or private estate with a community of serfs upon it: much used in compound local names, as in Birmingham, Nottingham. noun

Home. noun

To act with exaggerated voice and gestures; to overact. intransitive verb

To act in a showy fashion or to act so as to attract attention; to ham. intransitive verb

The region back of the knee joint; the popliteal space; the hock. noun

The thigh of any animal; especially, the thigh of a hog cured by salting and smoking. noun

The region back of the knee joint; the popliteal space; the hock.

A thigh and buttock of an animal slaughtered for meat.

Meat from the thigh of a hog cured for food.

The back of the thigh.

Electronic mail that is wanted; mail that is not spam or junk mail.

A stage, screen or television actor who overacts. An untalented actor who acts as if he or she is a great one. Urban Dictionary

It means hard ass a motherfucker. used when refering to sports, fighting, or pretty much anything requiring skill. Urban Dictionary

Cured pig meat. Urban Dictionary

A radio operator that is licensed by the FCC to talk on regulated area of the radio spectrum. Hams are issued a callsign such as KCØXXX to use to identify themselves on the air. A callsign is much like a finger print and is only issued to one person in the world. Hams take great pride in their callsigns and will display it everywhere from clothing to their vehicle license plate. Hams talk on the radio mostly for fun however there is great emphasis on emergency communications after a disaster such as an earthquake, hurricane, Sept 11 when other forms of communications do not work such as telephones and cell phones. With the proper equipment and license class a Ham can talk around the world. Urban Dictionary

A huge, clumsy dork. a ham is someone who is embarassing but usually still a good friend Urban Dictionary

An incompetent actor who over plays and is incapable of subtility. An over-actor Urban Dictionary

Real email - not spam Urban Dictionary

Hot ass mess Urban Dictionary

To go crazy,to act out in a wild way Urban Dictionary

Hoe Ass Motherfucka Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ham:
ham.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ham:
boleyn, barking, sandwiches, sandwich, canaan, sausage, hotspur, pork, salad, cheese, fulham, bacon, everton, noah, arsenal, charlton, orient, stoke, aston, chelsea, blackburn, relegation, beef, bolton, thames, replay, blackpool, essex, wigan, albion, striker, coventry, bread, chicken, leicester, premier, dish, fee, loan, substitute, relegated, liverpool, villa, united, egg, newcastle, eggs, meat, sheffield, goalkeeper, signing, aggregate, manchester, cardiff, polo, borough, scoring, queens, richmond, scored, goals, amateur, goal, manager, appearances, birmingham, defender, bobby, crystal, defeat, rangers, derby, operator, draw, spell, cup, west, penalty, athletic, leeds, transfer, cole, leg, radio.

Words that rhyme with ham:
program, lamb, ram, jam, dam, slam, sham, damn, diagram, cam, scam, anagram, clam, programme, epigram, am, lam, cram, diaphragm, dram, spam, gram, exam, yam, jamb, sam, madame, damm, hologram, tram, tam, bam, abraham, monogram, scram, nam, pam, cham, flimflam, flam, goddamn, histogram, engram, telegram, graham, siam, logjam, kilogram, wham, dithyramb, electrocardiogram, durham, mammogram, priam, wolfram, flambe, swam, amsterdam, alam, sonogram, polygram, kam, buckingham, birmingham, abram, fram, potsdam, gramme, goddam, mme, stam, graeme, milligram, bram, grand slam, viet nam, coram, oxfam, sram, logogram, uncle sam, hamm, dagenham, microgram, cunningham, stram, rotterdam, traffic jam, damme, sdram, centigram, i am, strawberry jam, nottingham, beckham, computer program, plam, tham, tottenham, cablegram.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ham:
cold, fried, lean, baked, boiled, raw, sliced, old, cooked, fresh, chopped, little, whole, large, big, broiled, diced, fine, fat, westphalian, hot, deviled, minced, huge, juicy, potted, pound, grilled, pink, nice, leftover, excellent, tinned, delicious, italian, salty, polish, thin, sweet, roast, famous, uncooked, dear, salted, style, devilled, spiced, spanish, enormous, dry, deli, danish, grated, thick, med, iberian, enough, succulent, glazed, delicate, smoked, cured, biggest, savory, canned, wonderful, cut, brown, roasted.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ham:
bone, radio, sandwiches, cheese, string, operators, eggs, sandwich, pie, hocks, hock, actor, strings, steak, salad, splint, mer, beef, heure, midnight, bones, lincoln, actors, chande, handedness, color, meat, kiung, ring, nghi, skin, frill, palace, acting, gravy, eggers, mixture, log, hands, bacon, buch, frills, house, egger, names, slices, steaks, bodedio, rye, band, stock, omelet, smith, artois, stringing, egg, beetle, walks, radios, fists, fat, sausage, fist, igjen, operator, shop, hill, darda, frying, ans, omelette, wrapping, park, carter, melek, nod, pies, tomato, beans, obeisance, strung, mers, agayn, servan, biscuits, wrappers, enthusiasts, boat, rags, midrash.

Consonant match to ham:
home, hum, whom, hem, hymn, him, holm, herm, hime, haim, humm, heim, hom, homme, halm, hamm, hamme, haem-, hemm, hemme, hahm, hurm.

Words that sound like ham:
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