gra|ham|ite — «GRAY uh myt», noun. a black, lustrous ore occurring in veins, used in the making of asphalt. ╂[American English < J. A. and J. L. Graham, owners of a mine where it was found + ite1] … Useful english dictionary
ham — al·ham·bresque; bir·ming·ham; bon·ham; brig·ham·ite; brig·ham; buck·ing·ham·shire; chat·ham·ite; chel·ten·ham; cun·ning·ham·ia; dag·en·ham; fa·ham; ful·ham; gawk·ham·mer; ging·ham; gra·ham; gra·ham·ism; ham·a·dry·ad; ham·a·dry·as;… … English syllables
ite — ad·am·ite; ax·um·ite; bed·lam·ite; camp·bell·ite; ca·naan·ite; church·ite; com·pos·ite; cush·ite; ephra·im·ite; ex·quis·ite; fa·vor·ite; gra·ham·ite; graph·ite; ha·math·ite; hash·im·ite; him·yar·ite; hit·ler·ite; huss·ite; ib·sen·ite;… … English syllables
Low Ham — infobox UK place country = England latitude= 51.0600 longitude= 2.8110 scale= 10000 official name= Low Ham population= shire district= South Somerset shire county = Somerset region= South West England constituency westminster= Somerton Frome post … Wikipedia
hamite — ham·ite … English syllables
Hamite — Ham•ite [[t]ˈhæm aɪt[/t]] n. 1) bib a descendant of Ham. Gen. 10:1, 6–20 2) peo (esp. formerly) a member of any of the Hamitic speaking peoples of N and E Africa • Etymology: 1635–45 … From formal English to slang
ock — ock·ham·ism; ock·ham·ist; ock·ham·is·tic; ock·ham s; play·ock; skean·ock·le; bull·ock; ock·ham·ite; … English syllables
old — cuck·old·ry; old; old·fan·gled; old·ham; old·ham·ite; old·ham s; old·ie; old·ish; old·land; old·ness; old·ster; cuck·old; old·en; thresh·old; Old; … English syllables
Hamite — Ham ite (h[a^]m [imac]t), n. A descendant of Ham, Noah s second son. See Gen. x. 6 20. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
brig — bal·brig·gan; brig·a·dier; brig·a·dier·ship; brig·a·low; brig·and; brig·and·age; brig·an·dine; brig·and·ish; brig·and·ism; brig·an·tine; brig·et·ty; brig·ham·ite; brig·ham; brig·it·tine; brig·a·doon; brig; can·ta·brig·i·an; … English syllables