Go on and Ham

Go on

Go on verb - To take place.

Ham and go on are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ham" instead a verb "Go on".

Ham

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

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

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  • Film / Female Trouble World of Ham Wounded Gazelle Gambit: The Dashers, Donna and Donald claim that they are upright citizens who are caught in the crossfire then go on to recall how they were actually terrified of Dawn and at the atrocities she committed.
  • Anime / Space Battleship Yamato 2199 Large Ham: Go on, guess whose character literally chews the scenery when he finally gets his time in the limelight.
  • The chorus of the Badfinger song Without You features the line, "I can't live, if living is without you." This becomes much more poignant in light of the fact that the song's co-writers Pete Ham and Tom Evans both would go on to take their own lives.
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