Ham (disambiguation)
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- Ham is a cut of meat on an edible mammal's rear, usually from a pig.
Ham may also refer to:
- euphemestically, human buttocks, usually as a plurale tantum hams, sometimes further specified, e.g. manham(s)
- An actor who overacts or exaggerates.
- Ham, Kham, or Han, a tribe in the Himalayas
In geography:
- Ham (municipality), in Belgium
- Ham, Somme, a commune in France
- Ham, London, England, near Richmond upon Thames
- Ham, Wiltshire, a village in England
- Ham, Caithness, in Scotland
- Ham Lake, Minnesota
As a personal name:
- Ham, son of Noah, in the Bible
- Peter Ham, a Welsh singer
- Ham the Chimp, the first U.S. higher primate in space
- Ken Ham, a creationist
In technology:
- Ham, electronic mail which is not spam
- Ham, an amateur radio operator
As an acronym:
- HAM, Hamburg Airport
- Hold And Modify, a screenmode of the Amiga micro computer
- Host Assisted Modulation or Host Signal Processing, digital signal processing by means of software
- His Apostolic Majesty
In fiction:
- Ham, Japanese name for Hare (Monster Rancher) character
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