There is no collective noun of mutton. Mutton is an uncountable noun.
What is mutton?
- Mutton is the meat of a sheep whereas chevon is of goat.
- Mutton is an uncountable noun.
- A collective noun is a noun that describes a group of individuals or objects.
- Examples of collective nouns include a swarm of bees, a flock of birds, a company of performers, a bunch of grapes, etc.
- An uncountable noun can be counted or quantified using a partitive noun, often known as a noun counter.
- Examples include mutton slices, pounds of mutton, and pieces of mutton.
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