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According to the Dickson Baseball Dictionary, a "ham" by itself is just a ball player's hand.
ham-and-cheese is a pitch desired by the batter, usually a pitch right down the middle of the plate.
ham-and-eggs has two meanings. Dickson defines ham-and-eggs as an ordinary player or league.. or something not deemed as important, such as a relief pitcher who comes in to pitch for a winning pitcher in a blowout game.
Another well-known meaning for ham-and-eggs is a double play.
In baseball, "ham and eggs" is a slang term for a double play. It is derived from a breakfast meal consisting of ham and eggs being served together, symbolizing the quick and efficient execution of a double play on the field.
In Nottingham, "ham" refers to a local dialect term that means "home" or "hamlet." It is often used in place names, such as "Nottingham" itself, which indicates a settlement or dwelling. The term reflects the region's historical language influences and cultural heritage.
Ham means hot.
"The ham". Jambon= ham.
The Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters are a professional baseball team from Japan.
A ham is a slang term for a poor actor who doesn't realize how bad he or she is, they continue to over-act and make people laugh at their antics. Hamming it up means they're trying to get laughs.
A chicken hock is a South African term for a chicken coop. It is probably borrowed from the Afrikaans 'hoenderhok', which means the same thing.
Maha means moon and ham means like. So Maham means moon like. Maha means moon and ham means like. So Maham means moon like.
A double play
Ready to cook means that the ham has already been partially cooked, but still needs to cook before eating. If a ham shank is "Ready to Eat" this means that the ham is fully cooked and can be eaten right out of the package.
It's a Spanish word meaning "ham" (the meat) and is pronounced "ham-own"
in baseball, it means that the bases are loaded.