mouton (mot on)

[OF., a coin so called from the paschal lamb on the obverse, lit. 'a sheep': see mutton.] A gold coin current in France in the fourteenth century, having types similar to those of the agnel, and weighing about IMG:content-1033.png:[graphic][subsumed][subsumed] French Mouton of Henry V. of England. 70 grains; also, a gold coin with similar types (sometimes called agnel ) struck by Edward III. and Henry V. of England for their French dominions. The mouton of Edward weighed about 70 grains, that of Henry about 40 grains. mouzah (mö'zä), n. [E. Ind.] In India, a village with its surrounding or adjacent township. mouzlet, v. An obsolete form of muzzle .