IPA: /ˈmuːtɒn/
KK: /ˈmuːtɒn/
A type of sheepskin that has been treated to look like the fur of other animals, such as beaver or seal.
The coat was made from soft mouton, giving it a luxurious appearance.
The word 'mouton' comes from Old French 'mouton', meaning sheep. It refers specifically to a sheep, particularly in the context of meat or wool.
Think of the Old French word for sheep, 'mouton', to remember that it directly refers to a sheep.