quodlibet, quodlybet

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 4
[Latin = what *1. A nice point; a subtlety; a quillet. pleases you; cf. quillet.] IMG:content-0131.png:[blocks in formation] quod-11-bět-Ic, *quod-li-bet-ic-al, a . [Eng. quodlibet ; -ic, -ical .] Not restrained to a particular subject; discu ed at pleasure for curiosity or entertainment; specifically, a term applied in the schools to theses or problems proposed to be debated for curiosity or entertainment. quod-li-bet-ic-al-ly, adv . [Eng. quodlibetical ; ly .] In a quodlibetical manner; after the fashion of a quodlibet; for curiosity or entertainment. *quod-ling, s. [CODDLING.]
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