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Ham town
Framingham, massachusetts.
obviously so named because of the "ham" in it. FramingHAM.
No, it is not a large producer of ham.
obviously so named because of the "ham" in it. FramingHAM.
No, it is not a large producer of ham.
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Ham Towned
Being Hammered, Drunk, Belligerently Intoxicated, Blacking Out, or whatever other slang for being drunk is.
Oh my god Jim, its a sunday?! Why are you drinking?!
Yeah, so what? I dont have a final tomorrow!
Dude you are so ham towned...
Yeah, so what? I dont have a final tomorrow!
Dude you are so ham towned...
Ham Towned by DKnDuBois' May 16, 2011
Hamtown
Last night = Hamtown
Hamtown
ugly, nasty, fug, someone that is really tough to look at, unattractive in the worst way, gross, someone with an inside-out face, sick, yuckster magoo
"Daaaaaamn, did you see that girl? She was mad hamtown, son! She had three eyeballs, two teeth, and a nipple on her face!! HAMTOWN to the MAX!!!!"
Hamtown by Lupe the Gossiping Housekeeper November 30, 2009
Colonel Hamtramck Homes (Hamtown Projects)
A public housing complex in Hamtramck, MI, considered part of Detroit’s East Side by locals. Known for its tight-knit community, diverse residents, and presence of local street crews and neighborhood cliques.
“Everybody knows the Colonel Hamtramck Homes (Hamtown Projects)—been seeing local crews run those projects for years.”—Hamtown local
Colonel Hamtramck Homes (Hamtown Projects) by RealTalkOnlyFool October 10, 2025
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