Mouton

/muːˈtɒn/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A sheep, especially in the context of meat prepared from sheep.

The restaurant specializes in dishes made with mouton, offering a unique culinary experience.

In fashion, a type of fabric made from sheared sheep's wool, often used in outerwear.

She chose a stylish jacket made of mouton for the winter season.

A term used in cooking to refer to lamb or sheep meat.

The recipe called for slow-cooked mouton with garlic and rosemary.

French, meaning 'sheep'.

mouton d'api

Sheep leather, typically used in crafting.

mouton noir

A term used to describe a 'black sheep' or an outcast in a group.

ram

A male sheep, often used for breeding purposes.

ewe

A female sheep.

lamb

A young sheep, especially under one year old.

A term for someone perceived as naive or easily led.

Don't be such a mouton, think for yourself!