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mooter

mooter noun: a disputer of a mooted case. Also the alternative form of mootah.

Noun

mooter (plural mooters)

  1. A disputer of a mooted case.

Also used as

mooter is also the alternative form of mootah.

Forms of mooter

pluralmooters

Origin of mooter

From moot + -er.

From Spanish mota.

Questions about mooter

What does mooter mean?
Mooter means a disputer of a mooted case.
What part of speech is mooter?
Mooter is a noun.
What is the plural of mooter?
The plural of mooter is mooters.

Words near mooter in the dictionary

  1. mootable
  2. mootah
  3. mootchies
  4. mootchy
  5. mooted
  6. mooter
  7. mooters
  8. mootest
  9. moothill
  10. moothills
  11. mootie

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