Moot
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 267
moot, v. t. To argue for and against, debate; to to propound and discu ; in a mock court, — v. i. xVioose. To argue or plead on a supposed cause. — a. Subject to argument or discu ion; undecided: debatable.— n. A debate; esp., a discu ion of fictitious causes by way of practice. — Moot'-case, -point, n. A point, case, or question, to be mooted or debated; a disputable case. — court, a. A court held lor arguing or trj'ing feigned cases.
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