moor stone

[Eng. moor, and stone.] Petrol.: A kind of Cornish granite used as a building stone. "The third stratum is of great rocks of moor stone and sandy earth."- Woodward : On Fo ils . moôr-ŭk, s. [Native name.] IMG:content-1391.png:[blocks in formation] cliffe: John xviii. 28. *moot-hill, s. A hill on which public meetings were held. *moot-horn, s. The horn or blast which summoned to a moot or court. *moot-house, s. The same as MOOT-HALL (q.v.). *moôt-a-ble, *mot-a-ble, a. [Eng. moot, v.; -able. Able to be mooted; fit to be mooted or discu ed; debatable. "Much after the manner of a motable case."-Sir T. More: Works , p. 944.