Display and Ham

Display

Display verb - To present so as to invite notice or attention.

Ham and display are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ham" instead a verb "Display".

Nearby Words: displayed, displaying

Ham

Ham verb - Exaggerate one's acting.
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Synonyms for Ham

Display and ham are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Display" instead a verb "Ham".

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  • Black Comedy Bigger Than Cheeses performed an ample display of this trope in response to one of Ctrl+Alts+Del's ham-fisted dramatic storylines, with a series of arguably distasteful/controversial two-panel gags.
    Source: Black Comedy
  • Literature / The Pendragon Adventure The one real book on display in the New York Library is a copy of Green Eggs and Ham, to serve as a reminder.
  • Large Ham: Lots of scenery-chewing on display; Judy Strangis really cuts loose when Dyna Girl is turned evil in one episode.
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