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mootie

mootie noun: a participant in a moot court competition.

Noun

mootie (plural mooties)

  1. (informal) A participant in a moot court competition.
    • As a former Mootie in the 8th moot and an avid supporter, coach and arbitrator since, I am honoured to contribute to this celebration of Professor Bergsten and hope that the entirety of this Liber Amicorum underscores the utmost admiration and tremendous respect […]2011, Mariel Dimsey, “Consequences of Avoidance under the CISG”, in S. Kröll, L.A. Mistelis, P. Perales Viscasillas, V. Rogers, editors, International Arbitration and International Commercial Law...
    Synonyms:
    mooter

Synonyms of mootie

Forms of mootie

pluralmooties

Origin of mootie

From moot + -ie.

Questions about mootie

What does mootie mean?
Mootie means a participant in a moot court competition.
What part of speech is mootie?
Mootie is a noun.
What is the plural of mootie?
The plural of mootie is mooties.

Words near mootie in the dictionary

  1. mooter
  2. mooters
  3. mootest
  4. moothill
  5. moothills
  6. mootie
  7. mooting
  8. mootings
  9. mootman
  10. mootmen
  11. mootness

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