Definition for Ham:

• The thigh of an animal, as of a hog, prepared for food.

Synonyms for Ham:

• adj.

  •affected (adjective)
  • in-sincere,
  • fraudest,
  • more affected,
  • more counterfeited,
  • most puton,
  • most faked,
  • self conscious,
  • un-natural,
  • more put-on,
  • over done,
  • most playacting,
  • pre tended,
  • selfconscious,
  • in sincerer,
  • puton,
  • in-sincerest,
  • hammier,
  • most counterfeited,
  • most put-on,
  • more put on,
  • hamer,
  • pre-tended,
  • hamest,
  • over-done,
  • most put on,
  • in-sincerer,
  • more faked,
  • un natural,
  • in sincerest,
  • more puton,
  • in sincere,
  • hammiest,
  • more playacting.
  •conceited (adjective)
  • most know-it-all,
  • big talking,
  • over-weening,
  • most know it all,
  • most swollen headed,
  • most loudmouth,
  • gallest,
  • more swollenheaded,
  • most swollen-headed,
  • more swollen headed,
  • self important,
  • more conceity,
  • swollen headed,
  • full hot air,
  • swollenheaded,
  • most swollenheaded,
  • most conceity,
  • most windbag,
  • more loudmouth,
  • over weening,
  • selfimportant,
  • more know it all,
  • know it all,
  • more windbag,
  • more know-it-all,
  • more swollen-headed,
  • smartalecky.
  •dramatic (adjective)
  • theatrical.
  •egotistical (adjective)
  • conceited.
  •la-di-da (adjective)
  • la di da.
  •melodramatic (adjective)
  • over emotional,
  • most overdramatic,
  • more blood-and-thunder,
  • most overemotional,
  • more cliff-hanging,
  • more overdramatic,
  • most cliffhanging,
  • more blood and thunder,
  • more overemotional,
  • blood and thunder,
  • most blood-and-thunder,
  • most cliff-hanging,
  • most cliff hanging,
  • more cliffhanging,
  • cliff hanging,
  • more cliff hanging,
  • over dramatic,
  • cliffhanging,
  • most blood and thunder.
  •theatrical (adjective)
  • more thespian,
  • more operatic,
  • more amateur,
  • more staged,
  • showest,
  • most amateur,
  • more vaudeville,
  • un-real,
  • most vaudeville,
  • most thespian,
  • most staged,
  • most operatic.

• n.

  •
  • rump,
  • double,
  • shank,
  • butt.
  •
  • frank,
  • cracklings,
  • rear,
  • buttocks.
  •
  • sign off,
  • radio,
  • CB,
  • exhibitionist.
  •actor (noun)
  • under-study,
  • co-medians,
  • standin,
  • under studies,
  • hambones,
  • head liners,
  • co median,
  • playactors,
  • play-actors,
  • walk on,
  • walk-ons,
  • straight persons,
  • walkon,
  • head-liners,
  • co medians,
  • thesps,
  • walkons,
  • under study,
  • soubrettes,
  • play actors,
  • straight people,
  • co-median,
  • head liner,
  • head-liner,
  • walk ons,
  • under-studies.
  •amateur (noun)
  • novices,
  • Smatterer,
  • Non-professional,
  • bush leaguer,
  • probationers,
  • putterers,
  • uninitiate,
  • putterer,
  • hopefuls,
  • probationer.
  •gammon (noun)
  • gammon.
  •ham (noun)
  • jambon,
  • ham actor.
  •hand (noun)
  • meta carpus,
  • meta-carpi,
  • meta carpi,
  • including fingers dukes,
  • meta-carpus.
  •lunch meat (noun)
  • salamis,
  • lunchmeat,
  • bolognas,
  • cold meats,
  • bologna,
  • salami,
  • cold meat.
  •meat (noun)
  • roast,
  • meat pie,
  • pork,
  • roast beef,
  • chicken,
  • kidney,
  • turkey,
  • pot roast,
  • liver,
  • sausage,
  • wiener,
  • hamburger,
  • cutlet,
  • mutton,
  • flesh,
  • Meat Loaf,
  • sirloin,
  • porterhouse steak,
  • rump roast,
  • fillet,
  • meat,
  • loin chop,
  • pork chop,
  • minute steak,
  • beef,
  • sirloin steak,
  • venison,
  • ham hock,
  • chop,
  • ribs,
  • T-bone Steak,
  • poultry,
  • spareribs,
  • Canadian Bacon,
  • lamb-chop,
  • frankfurter,
  • filet mignon,
  • smoked sausage,
  • veal,
  • brisket,
  • tripe,
  • hot dog,
  • bacon,
  • tenderloin,
  • lamb,
  • ground beef.
  •player (noun)
  • scene stealers.
  •thigh (noun)
  • Femora,
  • Femurs,
  • loins,
  • femur,
  • gammons.

• v.

  •act (verb)
  • putting over,
  • tread boards,
  • bringing down the house,
  • trod the boards,
  • am on,
  • re presented,
  • doest turn,
  • re-presents,
  • puts it over,
  • doest a turn,
  • re hearses,
  • saying ones piece,
  • laid egg,
  • do turn,
  • Re-present,
  • lays egg,
  • does turn,
  • re-presented,
  • pre-tending,
  • says one piece,
  • making debut,
  • playing gig,
  • plays role,
  • played gig,
  • brought down the house,
  • says piece,
  • re present,
  • did a turn,
  • is on,
  • doing turn,
  • brings down the house,
  • bring down house,
  • played role,
  • pre-tends,
  • re-hearse,
  • pre tend,
  • played part,
  • pre tends,
  • plays part,
  • made debut,
  • said ones piece,
  • saying piece,
  • doth a turn,
  • putting it over,
  • re hearse,
  • says ones piece,
  • doing a turn,
  • re presents,
  • dost a turn,
  • pre-tend,
  • saying one's piece,
  • lays an egg,
  • makes debut,
  • wast on,
  • takes part,
  • didst turn,
  • didst a turn,
  • saying one piece,
  • were on,
  • playing role,
  • re-hearses,
  • pre tending,
  • said one piece,
  • re presenting,
  • bringing down house,
  • laid an egg,
  • are on,
  • said piece,
  • plays gig,
  • was on,
  • say one piece,
  • laying an egg,
  • say ones piece,
  • being on,
  • wert on,
  • puts over,
  • doeth turn,
  • doeth a turn,
  • playing part,
  • brought down house,
  • say piece,
  • dost turn,
  • said one's piece,
  • re-presenting,
  • brings down house,
  • laying egg,
  • does a turn,
  • lay egg,
  • did turn,
  • says one's piece,
  • doth turn.
  •creation (verb)
  • overplay,
  • ham.
  •ham it up (verb)
  • over-acts,
  • over-act,
  • chewing up the scenery,
  • chew scenery,
  • over acted,
  • chewing the scenery,
  • over act,
  • chews up scenery,
  • chews up the scenery,
  • chewing scenery,
  • chewed the scenery,
  • chews scenery,
  • over-acted,
  • chewed scenery,
  • theatricalizes,
  • theatricalizing,
  • chews the scenery,
  • over acting,
  • chewed up scenery,
  • theatricalized,
  • chew up scenery,
  • chewing up scenery,
  • over-acting,
  • over acts,
  • chewed up the scenery.
  •perform (verb)
  • dis-plays,
  • didst number,
  • doest number,
  • dis play,
  • acted out,
  • acts out,
  • dis played,
  • doest a number,
  • do number,
  • did number,
  • doing number,
  • pro duce,
  • appears as,
  • pre-sents,
  • doeth a number,
  • dis-coursed,
  • dis plays,
  • dis-course,
  • dost a number,
  • doeth number,
  • pre-sent,
  • dis-coursing,
  • dis-playing,
  • dis-courses,
  • dis playing,
  • doing a number,
  • does a number,
  • dis coursed,
  • dis-play,
  • pre sent,
  • dis course,
  • appearing as,
  • dis coursing,
  • dis courses,
  • acting out,
  • doth a number,
  • didst a number,
  • did a number,
  • does number,
  • doth number,
  • pro duces,
  • dost number,
  • pro-duces,
  • dis-played,
  • appeared as.
  •play (verb)
  • taking role of,
  • read part,
  • played a gig,
  • plays a gig,
  • reads part,
  • act part of,
  • acting the part of,
  • take role of,
  • acted the part of,
  • taking the role of,
  • took the role of,
  • takes role of,
  • reading a part,
  • acts part of,
  • acting part of,
  • acted part of,
  • acts the part of,
  • reads a part,
  • reading part,
  • takes the role of,
  • playing a gig,
  • took role of.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • ship-to-shore,
  • Roger,
  • transponder,
  • pastrami,
  • understudy,
  • heart-throb,
  • matinee idol,
  • corned beef,
  • parson's nose,
  • megastar,
  • starlet,
  • Swiss Steak,
  • COSTAR,
  • character actor,
  • talking head,
  • pork rinds,
  • body double,
  • luncheon meat,
  • superstar,
  • prosciutto,
  • leading lady,
  • TRANSCEIVER,
  • mummer,
  • walkie-talkie,
  • London broil,
  • actress,
  • movie star,
  • headcheese,
  • chipped beef,
  • performer,
  • leading man,
  • sausage meat,
  • pope's nose,
  • cold cuts,
  • tragedian.
  •
  • principal,
  • jerky,
  • star,
  • crackling.
  •
  • telegraph,
  • mime.
  •
  • scramble.
  •
  • over.
  •act
  • stooged,
  • be on,
  • personates,
  • taking part,
  • took part,
  • put over,
  • personate,
  • take part,
  • Strutted,
  • Personating,
  • portraying,
  • play part,
  • put it over,
  • make debut,
  • bring down the house,
  • goes on,
  • Burlesqued,
  • play-act,
  • Enacting,
  • go on,
  • starred,
  • hamming,
  • say one's piece,
  • starring,
  • stooging,
  • Personated,
  • Burlesquing,
  • do a turn,
  • play gig,
  • hammed,
  • lay an egg,
  • tread the boards,
  • feigning,
  • enact,
  • play role,
  • Strutting.
  •lunch
  • sandwich.
  •salad greens
  • salad.
  •Other relevant words:
  • sensational,
  • stage business,
  • Mimicking,
  • buffoonery,
  • slop over,
  • GAMB,
  • supporting actor,
  • airy,
  • masker,
  • cinematic,
  • drumstick,
  • flatulent,
  • tragedienne,
  • city,
  • overdramatize,
  • super,
  • emote,
  • ballet,
  • extravagant,
  • porkpie,
  • ghetto,
  • rigorous,
  • bowlegs,
  • showoff,
  • spout,
  • tarsus,
  • buffoon,
  • playing,
  • personation,
  • mixer,
  • stem,
  • podite,
  • extra,
  • stumps,
  • gag,
  • burgh,
  • method actor,
  • camp,
  • deception,
  • cinematographic,
  • pantaloon,
  • snobbish,
  • haslet,
  • comedian,
  • stager,
  • demure,
  • gallery,
  • chitterlings,
  • hip,
  • miming,
  • numb,
  • province,
  • spectacular,
  • underpinnings,
  • metropolis,
  • omelet,
  • underplayed,
  • mimesis,
  • stilted,
  • balletic,
  • exaggerated,
  • movie,
  • buttock,
  • patter,
  • radio technician,
  • bit-player,
  • suckling pig,
  • sentimentalize,
  • vaudevillian,
  • overdo,
  • slapstick,
  • flitch,
  • suburb,
  • pig,
  • pantomiming,
  • kraal,
  • pueblo,
  • Rancho,
  • make a scene,
  • performing,
  • histrionic,
  • overdone,
  • bombastic,
  • overacted,
  • Hamfatter,
  • salt pork,
  • Starched,
  • exaggerate,
  • sensationalistic,
  • slobber over,
  • trotters,
  • proud,
  • trotter,
  • borough,
  • forced,
  • pigmeat,
  • stems,
  • hoke,
  • flaunt,
  • Punchinello,
  • Dorp,
  • village,
  • stage player,
  • knee,
  • jamb,
  • hock,
  • difficult,
  • stringent,
  • as,
  • crossroads,
  • limb,
  • showy,
  • foreleg,
  • ankle,
  • columbine,
  • hokum,
  • county town,
  • bad actor,
  • haunch,
  • pulcinella,
  • inflexible,
  • grandstander,
  • projection,
  • solid,
  • acting,
  • Emotionalize,
  • stunt,
  • mug,
  • Figurante,
  • milk,
  • arrogant,
  • amateur radio operator,
  • white meat,
  • gigot,
  • starstruck,
  • throw away,
  • hotshot,
  • filmic,
  • hum,
  • prance,
  • film,
  • prim,
  • wick,
  • business,
  • strut,
  • all-star,
  • prudish,
  • Monodramatic,
  • nonprofessional,
  • stagestruck,
  • Gam,
  • mannered,
  • stiff,
  • legitimate,
  • rant,
  • stellar,
  • pig meat,
  • grandiloquent,
  • dramatic,
  • playacting,
  • county seat,
  • Milked,
  • radio engineer,
  • tight,
  • grimace,
  • dramaturgic,
  • lard,
  • impersonation,
  • artists,
  • pompous,
  • characterization,
  • overwrought,
  • declaim,
  • performance,
  • leg,
  • mimicry,
  • mute,
  • smug,
  • courthouse,
  • picnic ham,
  • grandstand,
  • Theatric,
  • hamlet,
  • underacted,
  • overplayed,
  • country,
  • side of bacon,
  • windy,
  • cute,
  • artificial,
  • Cochon De Lait,
  • supernumerary,
  • pin,
  • monitor,
  • town,
  • mincing,
  • cnemis,
  • flounce,
  • spare ribs,
  • representation,
  • popliteal space,
  • portrayal,
  • hard,
  • roar,
  • idol,
  • cameo appearance,
  • haughty,
  • actor-proof,
  • calf,
  • foppish,
  • be theatrical,
  • hind leg,
  • Thorp,
  • farceur,
  • stage directions,
  • hame,
  • capital,
  • bayonet legs,
  • red meat,
  • radioman,
  • fake,
  • gush,
  • sowbelly,
  • smoked meat,
  • Dramatical,
  • grand,
  • formal,
  • Buffo,
  • hind quarters,
  • gambrel,
  • false,
  • scenic,
  • shin,
  • mummery,
  • fat back,
  • priggish,
  • unnatural,
  • mimer,
  • posture.

Paraphrases for Ham:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    CHATHAM, HAMM.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    amateur.
  • Interjection
    Tess.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    prosciutto.

Antonyms for Ham:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    underplay.

• v.

  • creation
    underact.

Ham Sentence Examples:

• " Good - night, Ham," said Mr. Vane, once more.

• He offered me ham and eggs.

Homophones for Ham:

• HAMM, hamme, hahm.

Hyponym for Ham:

• n.

  • person
    radio operator.

• v.

  • creation
    playact, play, roleplay, act.