chevon

American  

[shev-uhn] / ˈʃɛv ən /

noun

1. the flesh of goats, used as food.

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Etymology

Origin of chevon

chev- (< French chèvre goat < Latin capra she-goat, feminine of caper goat) + -on, extracted from mutton ¹

Example Sentences

Korda’s two-shot win at the Chevon Championship was her second career major and her fifth win in five starts.

From Seattle Times

Neither Shell nor Chevon would make the two men available for interviews.

From Seattle Times

Chevon also said it was planning an exit.

From Seattle Times

Chevon Mathews, MA, LCPC, LPC, NCC, BC-TMH, told me about research showing that being the only one—say, the only woman—in the room can make a person feel like they're under a microscope.

From Salon

“People who are going to be able to qualify for this will put it right back into their communities,” said Chevon Powell, who owns a Seattle-based company focused on diversity in outdoor recreation.

From Seattle Times