Ham on Rye, a 1982 autobiographical novel by American author Charles Bukowski

The opposite of spam, i.e. regular email

Ham, Caithness, in Caithness, Scotland

Hamarkameratene, a Norwegian football team known as HamKam.

Ham is a cut of meat on an edible mammal's rear, usually from a pig. Ham may also refer to:

Ham, son of Noah, in the Bible

Ham, Kham, or Han, a tribe in the Himalayas

Ken Ham, creationist

Ham sandwich theorem

East Ham

Ham Lake, Minnesota

Hamstring (muscle)

Visual HAM, an IDE for the HAM SDK.

His Apostolic Majesty

DJ Ham (aka Hamilton Dean), a UK hardcore DJ and producer from the UK

Ham, an amateur radio operator

West Ham

Peter Ham, Welsh singer

Hamburg Airport

South Hams

Ham the Chimp, the first U.S. higher primate in space

HAM, an Icelandic metal band

Ham, London, England, near Richmond upon Thames

The nickname of Theodore Marley Brooks, one of Doc Savage's assistants

Ham, Wiltshire, a village in England

Ham, Belgium, a municipality in Belgium

Ham, the nickname of Neanderthals in the Science Fiction novel Manifold: Origin

Mordecai Ham, American Baptist evangelist

Ham, Somme, a commune in France

Host Assisted Modulation or Host Signal Processing, digital signal processing by means of software

euphemistically, human buttocks, usually as a plurale tantum hams

Hold-And-Modify a screenmode on Commodore Amiga computers

Ham, Shetland, on Foula in Shetland, Scotland

Ham (Cergy), a small village to the south of Cergy, near Paris

Ham, Buenos Aires, a settlement in General Arenales Partido in Argentina

The Chapman code for the English county of Hampshire

Hold And Modify, a screenmode of the Commodore Amiga computer

The Humans Against Monsters group, a fictional extremist organization in the MMORPG RuneScape dedicated to the destruction of all species except humans

Hamlet (Amtrak station), North Carolina, United States

Le Ham, two communes in the French Manche and Mayenne départments

HAM SDK, an SDK used to write and compile programs (usually videogames) for the Game Boy Advance using the C and C++ coding languages