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ham
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ham, hams
the musculature of the upper thigh; common usage implies the cured upper thigh of a full-grown pig.
ham beetle
the 0.5 inch long larvae of the beetle which infest hams. Called also Dermestes lardarius.
ham curing
see cured meat.
ham fly
the larvae or skippers, because of their habit of leaping long distances, of the fly Piophila casei which invade cured ham.
HAM HTLV-I-associated myelopathy. See Tropical spastic paraparesis.


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Clark, Fresh Foods' president and chief operating officer, pointed out that in fiscal 1999 ham curing revenues were approximately $7 million.
Fresh Foods Signs Letter Of Intent To Sell Mom `n' Pop's Country Ham by Business Wire
In addition to its ham curing segment, WSMP's food processing operations include the Mom 'n' Pop's Bakery Division and the Mom 'n' Pop's Home Meal Replacement Division.
Mom 'n' Pop's Country Ham Wins Another National Award For Quality by Business Wire
The company's Mom 'n' Pop's Ham Curing Division is one of the largest country ham producers in the nation.
WSMP reports first quarter growth in both revenues and net income by Business Wire
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