Mouton (noun)

1. A sheep, particularly one that is raised for meat or wool.
2. Mouton is a type of sheep's wool fabric, with a thick, soft nap on one side and a smooth finish on the other.

Origin:

Mouton is a french word meaning a sheep. it comes from the latin word "ovis" which means sheep. the word was first used in the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The farmer raised mouton for meat and wool.
2. He was wearing a mouton coat.
3. The sheep was a mouton.
4. The mouton was shorn for wool.
5. The mouton was very large and heavy.