Definition of leg of mutton in English:

leg of mutton

noun ˌlɛɡ əv ˈmʌtn

The leg of a sheep used as food.

adjective ˌlɛɡ əv ˈmʌtn

1That resembles a leg of mutton in shape or appearance.
2Designating a sleeve which is full and loose around the upper arm but tight-fitting on the forearm and wrist. Chiefly in "leg-of-mutton sleeve".
3Nautical. Designating a type of triangular sail, especially a mainsail, now typically one used on a small craft where the sprit or boom stretches the clew of the sail without being fixed to the foot, and the foot of the sail normally extends below the boom. Chiefly in "leg-of-mutton sail" or "leg-of-mutton rig". Also called mutton-ham sail, shoulder of mutton sail, shoulder of mutton rig.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Charges Dinner Lord Leiyster at Oxford. From leg + of + mutton.

Definition of leg of mutton in US English:

leg of mutton

nounˌlɛɡ əv ˈmʌtn

The leg of a sheep used as food.

adjectiveˌlɛɡ əv ˈmʌtn

1That resembles a leg of mutton in shape or appearance.
2Designating a sleeve which is full and loose around the upper arm but tight-fitting on the forearm and wrist. Chiefly in "leg-of-mutton sleeve".
3Nautical. Designating a type of triangular sail, especially a mainsail, now typically one used on a small craft where the sprit or boom stretches the clew of the sail without being fixed to the foot, and the foot of the sail normally extends below the boom. Chiefly in "leg-of-mutton sail" or "leg-of-mutton rig". Also called mutton-ham sail, shoulder of mutton sail, shoulder of mutton rig.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Charges Dinner Lord Leiyster at Oxford. From leg + of + mutton.

词汇	leg of mutton
释义	Definition of leg of mutton in English: leg of mutton noun ˌlɛɡ əv ˈmʌtn The leg of a sheep used as food. adjective ˌlɛɡ əv ˈmʌtn 1That resembles a leg of mutton in shape or appearance. 2Designating a sleeve which is full and loose around the upper arm but tight-fitting on the forearm and wrist. Chiefly in "leg-of-mutton sleeve". 3Nautical. Designating a type of triangular sail, especially a mainsail, now typically one used on a small craft where the sprit or boom stretches the clew of the sail without being fixed to the foot, and the foot of the sail normally extends below the boom. Chiefly in "leg-of-mutton sail" or "leg-of-mutton rig". Also called mutton-ham sail, shoulder of mutton sail, shoulder of mutton rig. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Charges Dinner Lord Leiyster at Oxford. From leg + of + mutton. Definition of leg of mutton in US English: leg of mutton nounˌlɛɡ əv ˈmʌtn The leg of a sheep used as food. adjectiveˌlɛɡ əv ˈmʌtn 1That resembles a leg of mutton in shape or appearance. 2Designating a sleeve which is full and loose around the upper arm but tight-fitting on the forearm and wrist. Chiefly in "leg-of-mutton sleeve". 3Nautical. Designating a type of triangular sail, especially a mainsail, now typically one used on a small craft where the sprit or boom stretches the clew of the sail without being fixed to the foot, and the foot of the sail normally extends below the boom. Chiefly in "leg-of-mutton sail" or "leg-of-mutton rig". Also called mutton-ham sail, shoulder of mutton sail, shoulder of mutton rig. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Charges Dinner Lord Leiyster at Oxford. From leg + of + mutton.
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