Discover the modern slang term "moots," used to describe online friends or mutuals, exploring its meanings, usage, and cultural significance in the digital age. Learn how this term reflects …

2024年1月15日 · In modern slang, ‘moot’ is primarily used as a verb and typically replaces phrases such as “to talk about”, “to discuss”, or “to debate”. It is often used when referring to …

Under current law, “a case is moot when the issues presented are no longer 'live' or the parties lack a cognizable interest in the outcome.” 1 Footnote Cty. of Los Angeles v. Davis, 440 U.S. …

Moot is derived from the Old English words mōt ("assembly or meeting") and mōtian ("to converse"), of Germanic origin. It is related to the Modern English word meet. The use of moot …

2024年5月23日 · Moot meant a meet, often a town meeting, and might be spelled as “mot.” This should not be confused with the French mot, which means word. In a meeting, debatable …

2025年2月24日 · The verb moot in the sense to talk, say, utter etc., is part of an informal in-group speak or register wherein speakers (mostly of northern dialects) use this and the above …

2024年11月18日 · In current usage, a moot point often refers to something that is debatable but utterly irrelevant. For instance, the debate over whether pineapple should go on pizza when …

moot翻译：提出…供讨论, 讨论, 有讨论余地的;未决的, 不重要的；不相关的（因而不值得讨论）, 案例, （法律上）无实际意义的, 想象的，假设的（因而在法律上没有重要性）…。

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English moot1 /muːt/ adjective 1 → a moot point/question 2 American English a situation or possible action that is moot is no longer likely …

A Moot point is one of those phrases that once had a firm and well-understood meaning, but no longer does. It was just as you say: a matter that was uncertain or undecided, so open to debate.