Moot

What do we mean by moot?

Subject to debate; arguable or unsettled. adjective

Of no practical importance; irrelevant. adjective

Not presenting an open legal question, as a result of the occurrence of some event definitively resolving the issue, or the absence of a genuine case or controversy. adjective

Of no legal significance; hypothetical. adjective

To bring up (a subject) for discussion or debate. synonym: broach. transitive verb

To discuss or debate. transitive verb

To render (a subject or issue) irrelevant. transitive verb

To argue (a case) in a moot court. transitive verb

To render (a legal issue or question) irrelevant. transitive verb

The discussion or argument of a hypothetical case by law students as an exercise. noun

A hypothetical case used for such a discussion or argument. noun

An ancient English meeting, especially a representative meeting of the freemen of a shire. noun

Relating to or connected with debatable questions; subject to discussion; discussed or debated; debatable; unsettled.

An obsolete variant of mot. noun

A meeting; a formal assembly. noun

A moot court.

A system of arbitration in many areas of Africa in which the primary goal is to settle a dispute and reintegrate adversaries into society rather than assess penalties.

A gathering of Rovers, usually in the form of a camp lasting 2 weeks.

A social gathering of pagans, normally held in a public house.

An assembly (usually for decision-making in a locality).

A ring for gauging wooden pins.

Twitter slang, short for mutuals. it’s when you follow someone and they follow you back Urban Dictionary

Australian slang; A females genitals, usually said in disgust to infer a girl smelling fishy or as a joke/ a girl actually referring to her vagina. Also used in words like; moot box, moot sauce, ect. Urban Dictionary

Moot refers to both one of the couple admins of the English chan site, 4chan, and something that is trivial, worthless, or down-right silly and unnecessary. Urban Dictionary

Useless, nothng, pointless Urban Dictionary

A reference to a female's pussy. Often used in Australian slang. Urban Dictionary

Something a retarded cow would say. Urban Dictionary

Something that is rubbish, unworthy of your precious time! Urban Dictionary

A dirty term used to communicate vagina. Urban Dictionary

Commonly refered to as a vagina, emphasis is placed on the "m" sound mmmmmmmoot. Urban Dictionary

The sound made when a couple is kissing and you accidentally make a poot sound with your mouth. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to moot:
moot.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word moot:
vis, appellate, arbitration, courtroom, mock, court, competition, rover, advocacy, mound, vienna, law, lawyers, scout, courts, oral, scouts, corp, organised, trial, arguments, rounds, legal, statute, bankruptcy, appeals, prestigious, judges, argument, proceedings, clinic, sponsored, supreme, amendment, judicial, pace, alumni, hong, participants, hill, clerk, constitutional, point, brief, bar, hall, dispute, participating, moral, gathering, kong, justice, intellectual, criminal, annually, philip, students, judge, maritime, administered, faculty.

Words that rhyme with moot:
suit, attribute, shoot, root, route, boot, fruit, minute, acute, astute, constitute, dispute, refute, absolute, institute, execute, cute, pursuit, impute, commute, substitute, resolute, destitute, recruit, loot, mute, hoot, enroute, brute, hirsute, flute, coot, lute, salute, chute, prosecute, dilute, lawsuit, newt, scoot, overshoot, compute, parachute, en route, repute, persecute, butte, bruit, brut, toot, prostitute, convolute, jute, snoot, bute, electrocute, klute, offshoot, cahoot, bandicoot, uproot, grapefruit, pollute, wetsuit, disrepute, reroute, scute, crapshoot, jumpsuit, shute, restitute, glute, arrowroot, swimsuit, reconstitute, groot, follow suit, breadfruit, malamute, permute, clute, telecommute, smoot, grassroot, spacesuit, beirut, subacute, lieut, absolut, to boot, whoot, bathing suit, birthday suit, crute, skute, kiwi fruit, cloot, pantsuit, sweatsuit, stone fruit.

Adjectives that are often used to describe moot:
shire, folk, hundred, second, more, old, much, town, best, kpelle, ancient, public, local, longer, day, tun, popular, whole, particular, tribal, national, full, english, central, military, naked, present, traditional, earlier, international, entire, mossy, germanic, pretty, teutonic, likely, fat, german, previous, intractably, left.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective moot:
point, question, points, court, questions, issue, courts, cases, case, hall, problem, competition, subject, hill, master, competitions, nom, masters, judge, facilities, courtroom, trials, topic, team, hills, presentation, teams, requirement, wepe, stow, sessions, obeye, passes, portmannimote, lete, halls, most, horn, ques, dye, fines, brief, sub, deye.

Consonant match to moot:
meet, mate, meat, mat, mite, might, mete, mote, met, matte, moat, mutt, matt, mott, mitt, motte, mought, mette, maute.

Words that sound like moot:
moot, moote, mouette, mootw, met, meet, mate, might, mood, meat, mat, matt, mit, mutt, mitt, moat, mite, mut, mote, matte, mot, mott, mout, mete, mett, mooed, mette, motte, maat, mait, miht, maite, myt, meit, mought, mayte, moit, mitte, maute, maot, matw, maut, miit, miet, mowt, -mate, miete, newt, noot, nuit, neut, made, mad, mode, maid, moo, mid, med, mod, mead, mooch, maude, meed, maud, meade, madd, mide, modd, maide, mede, moad, midd, maed, moid, mooc, maad, moed, mlt, mesd, mewt, mied, meid, mooched, hmu, mohd, mdt, mgt, mid-, madh, meute, mht, mmt, -mad, -made, emeute, hmod, midh, mmid, mmmt, mmst.