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Virginia ham
noun[ C or U ]
USuk /vəˌdʒɪn.jə ˈhæm/ us /vɚˌdʒɪn.jə ˈhæm/
a type of smoked ham(= preserved meat from a pig) originally from the state of Virginia in the USA and made from pigs fed on peanuts(= oval-shaped seeds like nuts that grow underground):
They laid on an enormous spread, with a huge Virginia ham as the centrepiece.
Lots of chefs rave about fine Italian meats, but for me nothing can beat Virginia ham.
I really love the sweet flavour of Virginia ham.
She made a bagel with Virginia ham, jack cheese, and lettuce.
It was one of the biggest Virginia hams I have ever seen.
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