chevon
noun
chev·on
ˈshevən
plural -s
: the flesh of the goat used as food
to many inhabitants of the tropics chevon is as palatable as mutton
Word History
Etymology
French chèvre goat (from Latin capra she-goat, feminine of capr-, caper goat) + English mutton, from Middle English motoun, from Old French moton ram
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