ham

The word “ham” has 1 syllable: ham

It's pronounced as /hæm/


What is synonym and antonym for ham?

In the thesaurus, “ham” has 103 synonyms and 16 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for ham along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for ham

  • CBer
  • DJ
  • MC
  • VJ
  • act
  • act out
  • actor
  • actorish
  • actorly
  • actressy
  • affected
  • amazing
  • anchor
  • anchorman
  • anchorperson
  • anchorwoman
  • announcer
  • ape
  • aper
  • astonishing
  • astounding
  • awesome
  • calf
  • clown
  • coact
  • costar
  • depict
  • disc jockey
  • disk jockey
  • do
  • dramatic
  • dramatize
  • dramaturgic
  • dramaturgical
  • drumstick
  • emcee
  • emotional
  • emotionalistic
  • enact
  • exciting
  • exhibitionist
  • eye-opening
  • fabulous
  • foreleg
  • forelimb
  • grandstander
  • hammy
  • histrionic
  • host
  • hot dog
  • hotshot
  • huckster
  • imitate
  • imitator
  • impersonate
  • impressionist
  • interpret
  • marvellous
  • marvelous
  • masker
  • masquerade
  • masquerader
  • melodramatic
  • member
  • mime
  • mimic
  • mistress of ceremonies
  • newscaster
  • operatic
  • overact
  • overdramatic
  • overplay
  • pantomime
  • pantomimist
  • perform
  • personator
  • pin
  • pitchman
  • play
  • playact
  • portray
  • poser
  • radioman
  • render
  • represent
  • role-play
  • sensational
  • shank
  • shin
  • shock jock
  • show-off
  • spectacular
  • stagey
  • stagy
  • surprising
  • take on
  • theatric
  • theatrical
  • thigh
  • underplay
  • veejay
  • wonderful
  • wondrous

Antonyms for ham

  • common
  • commonplace
  • matter-of-fact
  • monotonous
  • nonactor
  • ordinary
  • stale
  • undramatic
  • uneventful
  • unexceptional
  • unexciting
  • uninspiring
  • unnewsworthy
  • unrewarding
  • unsensational
  • unspectacular

Meanings of ham

  • noun
    1. The region back of the knee joint; the popliteal space; the hock.
    2. A thigh and buttock of an animal slaughtered for meat.
    3. Meat from the thigh of a hog cured for food.
    4. The back of the thigh.
    5. Electronic mail that is wanted; mail that is not spam or junk mail.
    6. A dwelling.
    7. One’s native land; the place or country in which one dwells; the place where one’s ancestors dwell or dwelt.
    8. The locality where a thing is usually found, or was first found, or where it is naturally abundant; habitat; seat.
    9. A focus point.
    10. A directory that contains a user's files.
    11. An overacting or amateurish performer; an actor with an especially showy or exaggerated style.
    12. An amateur radio operator.
  • verb
    1. To overact; to act with exaggerated emotions.

Example Sentences

  • For breakfast, I usually enjoy scrambled eggs with ham.
  • The sandwich shop offers a variety of ham and cheese options for lunch.
  • She packed a ham sandwich and an apple for her picnic in the park.
  • The holiday dinner featured a glazed ham as the main course.
  • My favorite pizza topping is pineapple and ham.

On this page you'll find 119 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to ham, such as: CBer, DJ, MC, VJ, act, act out, actor.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

ban

  • a thou-shalt-not
  • anathema
  • banish
  • bar
  • blackball
  • blacklist
  • block
  • boycott
  • bridle
  • caveat
  • cease
  • censorship
  • censure
  • check
  • check off
  • close down
  • close out
  • close up
  • commandment
  • condemnation
  • constraint
  • crush
  • curb
  • curse
  • damnation
  • debar
  • declare illegal
  • decree
  • denial
  • denunciation
  • deport
  • deprive
  • deter
  • deterrent
  • dictate
  • disallow
  • disallowance
  • discontinue
  • discourage
  • discouragement
  • disregard
  • dissuade
  • edict
  • eliminate
  • embargo
  • enjoin
  • except
  • exclude
  • excommunicate
  • excommunication
  • execration
  • exile
  • expel
  • forbid
  • freeze out
  • halt
  • hex
  • hinder
  • hoodoo
  • ice out
  • illegalize
  • impede
  • imprecation
  • inhibit
  • inhibition
  • injunction
  • interdict
  • interdiction
  • jinx
  • limitation
  • malediction
  • malison
  • mandate
  • mojo
  • negation
  • no-no
  • objection
  • obstruct
  • obviate
  • off-limits
  • ostracize
  • oust
  • out of bounds
  • outlaw
  • pass by
  • pass up
  • pox
  • preclude
  • prevent
  • prevention
  • prohibit
  • prohibition
  • proscribe
  • proscription
  • protest
  • put down
  • quash
  • quell
  • refusal
  • reject
  • rejection
  • repress
  • repression
  • repudiate
  • restrain
  • restraint
  • restrict
  • restriction
  • rule out
  • shut out
  • silence
  • spell
  • squash
  • squelch
  • stave off
  • stop
  • stoppage
  • subdue
  • suppress
  • suppression
  • suspend
  • taboo
  • tabu
  • throw out
  • veto
  • voodoo
  • warning
  • whammy
  • winze

laundering

  • abbreviating
  • ablution
  • abstersion
  • administration
  • bath
  • bathe
  • bathing
  • bed-making
  • blacking out
  • bleeping
  • blipping
  • blue-penciling
  • bowdlerizing
  • censoring
  • censuring
  • cleaning
  • cleansing
  • condemning
  • cooking
  • deleting
  • denouncing
  • detersion
  • dirty clothes
  • domestic art
  • domestic science
  • dusting
  • editing
  • examining
  • excising
  • expunging
  • expurgating
  • fomentation
  • gutting
  • home economics
  • homemaking
  • housecraft
  • housekeeping
  • ironing
  • laundry
  • lavabo
  • lavage
  • lavation
  • lavement
  • laving
  • management
  • maundy
  • mopping
  • purging
  • purifying
  • red-penciling
  • repressing
  • reviewing
  • rinse
  • rinsing
  • screening
  • scrub
  • scrutinizing
  • sewing
  • shampoo
  • shortening
  • shower
  • silencing
  • soaking
  • stewardship
  • suppressing
  • sweeping
  • washing

Janus-faced

  • Pecksniffian
  • affected
  • artificial
  • assumed
  • backhanded
  • bogus
  • campy
  • canting
  • claptrap
  • contrived
  • counterfeit
  • deceitful
  • devious
  • dishonest
  • double
  • double-dealing
  • double-faced
  • empty
  • facetious
  • facile
  • fake
  • false
  • feigned
  • forced
  • glib
  • hollow
  • hypocritical
  • insincere
  • jive
  • jocular
  • left-handed
  • lip
  • mealy
  • mealymouthed
  • meaningless
  • mechanical
  • pharisaical
  • phoney
  • phoney-baloney
  • phony
  • phony-baloney
  • pious
  • pretended
  • put-on
  • sanctimonious
  • self-righteous
  • sham
  • simon-pure
  • simulated
  • strained
  • superficial
  • tongue-in-cheek
  • two-faced
  • unctuous
  • unnatural
  • untruthful

decathlons

  • athletics
  • battles
  • biathlons
  • bouts
  • championships
  • classics
  • competitions
  • conflicts
  • contests
  • dead heats
  • derbies
  • events
  • field days
  • finals
  • games
  • gymkhanas
  • heats
  • heptathlons
  • marathons
  • matches
  • matchups
  • meets
  • nationals
  • nightcaps
  • outings
  • pentathlons
  • photo finishes
  • play-offs
  • races
  • rallies
  • round-robins
  • rounds
  • rubbers
  • runoffs
  • runs
  • scrimmages
  • seesaws
  • semifinals
  • sets
  • skirmishes
  • sports
  • struggles
  • sudden deaths
  • sweep-stake
  • sweepstakes
  • tournaments
  • tourneys
  • triathlons
  • tugs-of-war
  • tussles
  • ultramarathons
  • volleys

sad

  • abhorrent
  • abominable
  • affecting
  • aggrieved
  • agonized
  • anguished
  • bad
  • beastly
  • bereaved
  • bitter
  • black
  • bleak
  • blue
  • brokenhearted
  • calamitous
  • cast down
  • cheerless
  • comfortless
  • contemptible
  • crestfallen
  • dark
  • darkening
  • dejected
  • deplorable
  • depressed
  • depressing
  • desolate
  • despairing
  • despicable
  • despondent
  • detestable
  • disappointed
  • disastrous
  • discomforting
  • discomposing
  • disconsolate
  • discouraged
  • discouraging
  • discreditable
  • disgraceful
  • disgusting
  • disheartened
  • disheartening
  • dishonorable
  • dismal
  • dispirited
  • dispiriting
  • disquieting
  • disreputable
  • distressed
  • distressful
  • distressing
  • disturbing
  • doleful
  • dolorous
  • down
  • down in dumps
  • down in the mouth
  • downcast
  • downhearted
  • drear
  • dreary
  • droopy
  • elegiac
  • elegiacal
  • forlorn
  • funereal
  • gloomy
  • glum
  • grave
  • gray
  • grey
  • grief-stricken
  • grieved
  • grieving
  • grievous
  • hangdog
  • hapless
  • hateful
  • heart-rending
  • heartbreaking
  • heartbroken
  • heartrending
  • heartsick
  • heartsore
  • heavy-hearted
  • heavyhearted
  • hopeless
  • hurting
  • ignominious
  • in doldrums
  • in grief
  • in the dumps
  • inadequate
  • inconsolable
  • infamous
  • inferior
  • joyless
  • lachrymose
  • lame
  • lamentable
  • languishing
  • lousy
  • low
  • low-grade
  • low-quality
  • low-spirited
  • lugubrious
  • melancholic
  • melancholy
  • meritless
  • misbegotten
  • miserable
  • morbid
  • morose
  • mournful
  • moving
  • murky
  • notorious
  • odious
  • oppressive
  • out of sorts
  • pathetic
  • pensive
  • perturbing
  • pessimistic
  • piteous
  • pitiable
  • pitiful
  • plaintive
  • poignant
  • poor
  • regretful
  • regrettable
  • rueful
  • saddened
  • saddening
  • saturnine
  • scandalous
  • second-class
  • serious
  • shabby
  • shameful
  • shocking
  • shoddy
  • sick at heart
  • somber
  • sombre
  • sordid
  • sorrowful
  • sorry
  • stinking
  • suicidal
  • sullen
  • sunk
  • tear-jerking
  • tearful
  • teary
  • touching
  • tragic
  • troubled
  • uneasy
  • unfortunate
  • unhappy
  • unquiet
  • unsatisfactory
  • unsavory
  • unworthy
  • upset
  • upsetting
  • wailing
  • weeping
  • wistful
  • woebegone
  • woeful
  • worried
  • worthless
  • wretched

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