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Ham US English

(in the Bible) a son of Noah (Gen. 10:1), traditional ancestor of the Hamites

ham1 US English

meat from the upper part of a pig’s leg salted and dried or smoked

ham2 US English

an excessively theatrical actor

Ham in Hamitic US English

of or denoting a hypothetical language family formerly proposed to comprise Berber, ancient Egyptian, the Cushitic languages, and the Chadic languages. These are now recognized as independent branches of the Afro-Asiatic family

Parma ham US English

a type of ham that is eaten uncooked

country ham US English

a ham that is dry-cured with salt before smoking

ham-fisted US English

another term for ham-handed.

ham-handed US English

clumsy; bungling

Bradenham ham US English

a dark sweet-cured ham

Virginia ham US English

a smoke-cured ham from a hog fed on peanuts and corn

Smithfield ham US English

a dry-cured ham produced near Smithfield, Virginia, from hogs that have fed on hickory nuts, acorns, and peanuts

ham-and-egger US English

an ordinary person of little consequence

ham English-French

jambon m

ham English-German

Schinken

ham English-Italian

prosciutto m

ham English-Spanish

jamón m (crudo), jamón m serrano Esp

radio ham English-Italian

radioamatore, -trice mf

ham salad in salad English-French

salade au jambon