mutterer
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 54
[Eng. mutter: -er.) One who mutters; a grumbler, a murmurer. mut-ter-ing, *mot-er-inge, pr. par., a. & s. [MUTTER, v.] mutuatitious *mutton-monger, subst . A whoremonger; a de bauched man. [MUTTON, II. 2.] mutton-pie, s. A pie made with mutton. mut-ton-fist, s. [English mutton , and fist .] A large, coarse, red fist or hand. ( Coll .) "He who saw the soldier's mutton fist ." Dryden: Juvenal, sat. xvi. mut-ton-ý, a. [English mutton; -y.] Resembling mutton in any of its qualities; like mutton; consisting of mutton.
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