noun
mouton
Mouton (noun) means a French gold coin from the 1300s that weighed roughly 70 grains.
noun
1
A French gold coin from the 1300s that weighed roughly 70 grains.
2
Sheepskin treated so that it looks like beaver or seal fur.
"The knit constructions include the knit krimmers, the brushed knit fur prints, and knit mouton."
— Fabric Facts (1950)
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Etymology
Borrowed from French mouton (“sheep”); a doublet of mutton.
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What is the meaning of mouton?
"mouton" (noun) means a French gold coin from the 1300s that weighed roughly 70 grains.
What is another word for mouton?
Other words for "mouton" include mutton.
What are the different meanings of mouton?
"mouton" has 2 main meanings: 1. A French gold coin from the 1300s that weighed roughly 70 grains; 2. Sheepskin treated so that it looks like beaver or seal fur.
