Definition of hambone in English:

hambone

nounˈhambəʊnˈhambōn

North American informal

An inferior actor or performer, especially one who uses a spurious black accent.
〈北美，非正式〉（尤指拙劣地模仿黑人口音的）蹩脚演员
Example sentencesExamples
- Beside you, even the handsomest hambone will look like a hobo.
- Bug-eyed, helium-voiced hambone Chris Tucker got paid $20 million to do this picture (compared to the $3 million he got for its predecessor).
- Pity the quality English actors who took double scale to do a movie that they hoped would make them more bankable and even the never-before-seen hambones who got paid in Skittles.
- You'll forget the hambone goofy stutter steps and the ‘grab my hand and I'll pull you up the cliff!’ clichés that stud its giant girth.
- By comparison, the Miami series suffers from hambone David Caruso's showboating - the shameless way he slips into action hero poses, doffing his sunglasses to brush aside a pesky forelock when jumping from a car.
- As for the older Hoffman, he seems to be angling for a place in the middle-aged hambone pantheon along with Christopher Walken and Al Pacino.
- Cigar-clenching pulp writer Carradine is the obvious directorial alter-ego, but this amounts to little added depth, as hambone Fuller's public persona has always retained a comic-strip element.
- He can't help but make his movies comically comment on themselves, from the college as crazy counterculture turmoil of Animal House to the Stallone as hambone old-fashioned farce in Oscar.
- Yet Streep stomps on them all like she's Godzilla, delivering one of the great hambone performances of our time.

Definition of hambone in US English:

hambone

nounˈhambōn

North American informal

An inferior actor or performer, especially one who uses a spurious black accent.
〈北美，非正式〉（尤指拙劣地模仿黑人口音的）蹩脚演员
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet Streep stomps on them all like she's Godzilla, delivering one of the great hambone performances of our time.
- Beside you, even the handsomest hambone will look like a hobo.
- Pity the quality English actors who took double scale to do a movie that they hoped would make them more bankable and even the never-before-seen hambones who got paid in Skittles.
- He can't help but make his movies comically comment on themselves, from the college as crazy counterculture turmoil of Animal House to the Stallone as hambone old-fashioned farce in Oscar.
- By comparison, the Miami series suffers from hambone David Caruso's showboating - the shameless way he slips into action hero poses, doffing his sunglasses to brush aside a pesky forelock when jumping from a car.
- As for the older Hoffman, he seems to be angling for a place in the middle-aged hambone pantheon along with Christopher Walken and Al Pacino.
- Cigar-clenching pulp writer Carradine is the obvious directorial alter-ego, but this amounts to little added depth, as hambone Fuller's public persona has always retained a comic-strip element.
- Bug-eyed, helium-voiced hambone Chris Tucker got paid $20 million to do this picture (compared to the $3 million he got for its predecessor).
- You'll forget the hambone goofy stutter steps and the ‘grab my hand and I'll pull you up the cliff!’ clichés that stud its giant girth.

词汇	hambone
释义	Definition of hambone in English: hambone nounˈhambəʊnˈhambōn North American informal An inferior actor or performer, especially one who uses a spurious black accent. 〈北美，非正式〉（尤指拙劣地模仿黑人口音的）蹩脚演员 Example sentencesExamples Beside you, even the handsomest hambone will look like a hobo. Bug-eyed, helium-voiced hambone Chris Tucker got paid $20 million to do this picture (compared to the $3 million he got for its predecessor). Pity the quality English actors who took double scale to do a movie that they hoped would make them more bankable and even the never-before-seen hambones who got paid in Skittles. You'll forget the hambone goofy stutter steps and the ‘grab my hand and I'll pull you up the cliff!’ clichés that stud its giant girth. By comparison, the Miami series suffers from hambone David Caruso's showboating - the shameless way he slips into action hero poses, doffing his sunglasses to brush aside a pesky forelock when jumping from a car. As for the older Hoffman, he seems to be angling for a place in the middle-aged hambone pantheon along with Christopher Walken and Al Pacino. Cigar-clenching pulp writer Carradine is the obvious directorial alter-ego, but this amounts to little added depth, as hambone Fuller's public persona has always retained a comic-strip element. He can't help but make his movies comically comment on themselves, from the college as crazy counterculture turmoil of Animal House to the Stallone as hambone old-fashioned farce in Oscar. Yet Streep stomps on them all like she's Godzilla, delivering one of the great hambone performances of our time. Definition of hambone in US English: hambone nounˈhambōn North American informal An inferior actor or performer, especially one who uses a spurious black accent. 〈北美，非正式〉（尤指拙劣地模仿黑人口音的）蹩脚演员 Example sentencesExamples Yet Streep stomps on them all like she's Godzilla, delivering one of the great hambone performances of our time. Beside you, even the handsomest hambone will look like a hobo. Pity the quality English actors who took double scale to do a movie that they hoped would make them more bankable and even the never-before-seen hambones who got paid in Skittles. He can't help but make his movies comically comment on themselves, from the college as crazy counterculture turmoil of Animal House to the Stallone as hambone old-fashioned farce in Oscar. By comparison, the Miami series suffers from hambone David Caruso's showboating - the shameless way he slips into action hero poses, doffing his sunglasses to brush aside a pesky forelock when jumping from a car. As for the older Hoffman, he seems to be angling for a place in the middle-aged hambone pantheon along with Christopher Walken and Al Pacino. Cigar-clenching pulp writer Carradine is the obvious directorial alter-ego, but this amounts to little added depth, as hambone Fuller's public persona has always retained a comic-strip element. Bug-eyed, helium-voiced hambone Chris Tucker got paid $20 million to do this picture (compared to the $3 million he got for its predecessor). You'll forget the hambone goofy stutter steps and the ‘grab my hand and I'll pull you up the cliff!’ clichés that stud its giant girth.
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