mouton

IPA: mˈutɔn

(countable, historical) A 14th-century French gold coin, weighing about 70 grains.
Sheepskin processed to resemble beaver or seal fur.
commune in Charente, France

Examples of "mouton" in Sentences

A woman in a black mouton coat steps off and walks away.
This one lacks the mouton collar, knit cuffs and waistbands.
Qui garde something something mouton rohn rohn qui garde something something mouton
Hence, interested foreign journalists have been calling him things like "le mouton noir" or "l'oncle trash".
True, William appears to be a thoroughly blanc mouton and has overcome dreadful setbacks, but what can you say about his relations?
So you better believe I had to put on another too-tight-wonder-from-my-tailor of a skirt, and eat way more mouton than my heart has ever desired!
The story is that Decia came running out of the house, clad in nothing but pink leotards and a full length white mouton coat, waving a dildo at the departing group, yelling 'She's mine!
We went to her favorite wood — a forest of beech and pine trees, where she had failed last year to find a single specimen of pied de mouton, or hedgehog — a mild, creamy-colored mushroom with a slightly nutty aroma.
So, for the trek back to the office tomorrow and the rest of the work week, I will wear my heavy duty ankle-length down coat with hood and the super-sized mouton mittens under which I can comfortably fit gloved hands.