hammed
SayHAMDUS · UK/ˈhæmd/AUS/ˈhæːmd/
- 1Past tense and past participle of ham. Use this form for acting that already happened.
The actor hammed so much that nobody took the sad scene seriously.
Dad hammed it up when he played the wolf in the school play.
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- 2Used at the end of joined words to say what someone's thighs or an animal's back legs are like.
The farmer was proud of his well-hammed pigs.
The horse was short in the back and broad-hammed.
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hammed is a form of ham
ham, verb: To act in a play or film by showing feelings much too strongly. Full entry
- Spelling
- ham → hammed: double the m, add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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