A mutton chop can refer to two different things: a culinary dish and a style of facial hair.

Culinary Dish - Mutton Chop: A mutton chop is a type of meat dish made from the rib or loin of mature sheep, commonly referred to as mutton. It's a cut of meat that includes a portion of the rib bone and is often cooked by grilling or pan-frying. Mutton chops are known for their rich flavor and can be seasoned or marinated before cooking to enhance their taste.

Facial Hair - Mutton Chops: Mutton chops is also a term used to describe a style of facial hair that was particularly popular in the 19th century. This style involves sideburns that extend down to the corners of the mouth, resembling the shape of lamb chops or mutton chops. The chin and mustache are usually clean-shaven in this style, while the sideburns are allowed to grow out and become more prominent.

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