IPA: /ˈmʌtəni/
KK: /ˈmʌtəni/
Having a taste or quality similar to mutton, which is the meat of sheep.
The dish had a muttony flavor that reminded me of my grandmother's cooking.
Comparative: more muttony
Superlative: most muttony
Muttony → The word is derived from "mutton" (from Old French *mouton*, meaning sheep) and the suffix "-y" (meaning characterized by or resembling). Thus, "muttony" describes something that is characterized by or resembling mutton, typically in taste or quality.
Think of 'mutton' as the meat from sheep, and remember that 'muttony' means something that has the qualities or characteristics of mutton.