hams
SayHAMZUS · UK/ˈhæmz//ˈhæːmz/
- 1Plural of ham. Use it when you mean more than one ham.
The shop hangs whole hams from the ceiling.
We bought two hams for the big family dinner.
Note
- 2The hamstrings, the big muscles at the back of the upper leg.
My hams are still sore from yesterday's leg workout.
Stretch your hams before you start running.
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Note
hams is a form of ham
ham, noun: Meat from the back leg of a pig, usually salted or smoked. Full entry
- Forms
- hamhams plural
- Spelling
- ham → hams: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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