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Meanings of ham in anglès
portuguès
paraparesia espástica tropical espanyol
paraparesia espastica tropical espanyol
actor aficionado Synonyms
Examples for "ham actor"
Examples for "ham actor"
1
The best politicians have a ham actor inside them.
2
What's worse, he's Australian and a failed ham actor specializing in eloquent though thoroughly bad Shakespeare.
3
I looked up, surprised to see him poised on the edge of the stage hike a ham actor.
4
He made no reference to terrible Hugh Grant movies, yet there was a touch of the ham actor in all his tough talking.
5
In one scene, Ui takes lessons from a ham actor who helps Ui refine his manners so he can seize power in the city.
Usage of ham in anglès
1
We've come a long way since the days of the ham sangwich.
2
She used weeds, water, a ham bone given her by a pilgrim.
3
They look at me the way Slayer used to look at ham.
4
Seeing their enquiring glances, she read out: ' 'Baked ham with spinach.
5
Good King Wences called his friend To say he'd got the ham.
6
Swift's recently impregnated its wrapping paper with extracts of ham and bacon.
7
Most have worked with greater economy than Whitehall's ham-fisted and costly initiatives.
8
If the ham is really salty, soak it in cold water overnight.
9
It's ham-handed, and often sarcastic, and unlikely to have the intended effect.
10
The ham of fresh pork is good, done in the same way.
11
I get a good organic bronze turkey and make a glazed ham.
12
In cutting a ham, begin at the large end, as in Fig.
13
So ham and eggs it was; and royal coffee, and imperial toast.
14
A large, glazed ham need not be confined to a holiday feast.
15
I like the fact that the Spanish still carve ham by hand.
16
I remember, we supped on German sausage; or ham-oneor the other.
About this term
Ham through the time
Ham across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common