Moot

moot, v. To argue for and against, debate; to propound and discu in a mock court. —v. Jioose. To argue or plead on a supposed cause. — o. Subject to argument or discu ion: undecided; debatable. — n. A debate; esp., a discu ion of fictitious causes by way of practice. [AS. moti an, to cite, summon, fr. AS. and Ic. mot, MHG. moz, a meeting, a embly; L. manere, Gr. mene in, to remain, E. meet.) — Moot'-case, -point, n. A point, case, ox question, to be mooted or debated; a disputable case. court, n. A court held for arguing or trying feigned cases.