Mutton (noun)

1. The flesh of a mature sheep used as food.
2. Meat from a sheep that is over two years old.

Origin:

From old english mutton, moton, from proto-germanic *mutton, from proto-indo-european *meh₂t-, *meh₂d- "meat".

Examples:

1. Mutton is a popular meat in many countries.
2. Mutton curry is a famous dish in India and Pakistan.
3. Mutton is rich in flavor and can be cooked in a variety of ways.
4. Mutton is a leaner and stronger-flavored meat than lamb.
5. Mutton is a traditional food of the shepherds and farmers.