mooting Definition

moot
verb mooted, mooting

1. To suggest; to bring something up for discussion.
intr
2. To dispute or plead, especially as a form of academic exercise.

adj

mooter, mootest
1. Open to argument; debatable.

Example: a moot point
Thesaurus: arguable, debatable, disputable, controvertible, questionable.

noun

1. historical
In Anglo-Saxon England: a court or administrative assembly.
2. A discussion of a hypothetical legal case, especially as a form of academic exercise.

Etymology: Anglo-Saxon as mot assembly.