Moot

Meaning

Adj

●

In American English & British English:

Subject to

(originally at a

);

,

,

or

to solve.

●

In American English, Canadian English & Law:

Being an

of

; academic.

●

In American English & Canadian English:

Having no

or relevance.

Noun

●

A

court.

●

A system of

in many areas of Africa in which the

is to

a

and

into

penalties.

●

In Scouting:

A

of Rovers, usually in the form of a

2 weeks.

●

A social

of

,

in a public house.

●

An

(usually for

decision-making

in a locality).

●

A

for

pins.

●

In Northern England English & Scottish English:

A

, or an

, also

or rumors.

●

In Northern England English & Scottish English:

Talk.

●

In Australian English:

Vagina.

●

In West Country English:

The

of a

; the

and

a

.

●

In Social media:

A

on a

platform.

Verb

●

To

as a

for

, to propose.

●

To

or debate.

●

In American English:

To make or

irrelevant.

●

To

or

in a

case.

●

In Regional English:

To

or speak.

●

In Northern England English & Scottish English:

To

,

, also insinuate.

●

In West Country English:

To

and

to grow.

●

In West Country English:

To

or

, especially an

with a snout.

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Origin

moot

English

moot

Middle English (1100-1500)

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