Muttonchops (noun)

1. A style of facial hair in which sideburns are grown thick and wide to meet the mustache or beard.
2. A pair of large, fleshy sideburns.

Origin:

From the late 19th century, referring to the shape of the sideburns resembling that of the fleshy part of a mutton chop.

Examples:

1. The actor grew muttonchops for his role as a historical figure from the 19th century.
2. The old man with the muttonchops told us about his life as a sailor.
3. The man with the muttonchops was often mistaken for a character from the Wild West.
4. The man with the muttonchops had a kind face and a twinkle in his eye.
5. The man with the muttonchops gave me a wink and a nod as he walked by.