mutton in Irish
mutton in Irish is caoireoil — mutton means the meat of an adult sheep, used as food.
mutton in Irish
caoireoil
The meat of sheep used as food.
What does "mutton" mean?
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noun The meat of an adult sheep, used as food.
"The stew was made with slow-cooked mutton and root vegetables."
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noun A sheep itself, especially one raised for meat.
"The farmer kept a small flock of mutton for the local market."
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mutton in a sentence
- The stew was made with slow-cooked mutton and root vegetables.
- Mutton has a stronger flavour than lamb because the animal is older.
- The farmer kept a small flock of mutton for the local market.
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What is "mutton" in Irish?
"mutton" in Irish is caoireoil. mutton means: The meat of an adult sheep, used as food.
How do you use "mutton" in a sentence?
Example: "The stew was made with slow-cooked mutton and root vegetables." In Irish, "mutton" is caoireoil.
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