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Meanings of have a mutton in English

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Usage of have a mutton in English
1
I'll wait here and we'll have a mutton-chop when you come in.
M. or N. "Similia similibus curantur."
2
I'll have a mutton pie with mine, if you please.
Funeral in Blue
3
Could he have a mutton chop and some tea?
The Prime Minister
4
You can have a mutton-chop in twenty minutes.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 327, January, 18...
5
And after we are married, Jip must have a mutton chop every day at twelve, or he'll die.
Standard Selections / A Collection and Adaptation of Superior Pr...
6
She said she had no great fancy for sweet things, and you and she would just have a mutton chop.
Cranford
7
Have a mutton chop for supper, if those animals come within pistol shot.
The Gold Hunters' Adventures; Or, Life in Australia
8
Meadows came back to dinner; he had a mutton-chop in his study, for it was a busy day.
It Is Never Too Late to Mend
9
" Has a mutton-bone been found in "The Yellow Room"?" I asked him.
The Mystery of the Yellow Room
10
"You can have a mutton chop, sir," said Margaret, "and rolls."
Rollo in London
11
"He says you had a mutton-chop, two baked potatoes, a pickled walnut and a glass of ale."
The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle
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