- MOOT
- Academic
- Type of court
- Arguable
- Contronym that can mean "debatable" or "not worth debating"
- Irrelevant
- Immaterial
- Like some points
- Not relevant
- Not worth arguing about
- Not worth mentioning
- Debatable
- Open to debate
- Purely academic
- Pointless, as a point
- Word rhymed with "cute" in Rick Springfield's "Jessie's Girl"
- Settled already
- Practically irrelevant
- Kind of point
- No longer in question
- Not worth debating
- Open to debate, as a point
- Make academic
- No longer at issue
- No longer worth discussing
- Not worth arguing over
- Subject to debate
- No longer relevant
- Like a point that's 59-Across
- That's a ___ point
- Unsettled
- Not worthy of debate
- Of little consequence
- Like law school courts
- Of no consequence
- Not worth discussing
- Like arguments no longer worth having
- No longer consequential
- __ point
- Beside the point
- Purely of abstract interest
- No longer an issue
- Open to discussion
- Theoretical, to a lawyer
- Academic, as an arguable point
- Arguable, as a point
- Hypothetical
- __ court
- No longer worth debating
- Pointless to argue about
- No longer worth arguing about
- Pointless to discuss
- Of no practical value
- Disputable.
- Disputed.
- Still open to discussion.
- Subject to argument.
- Doubtful.
- Highly debatable.
- Open to question.
- Not settled.
- Open for discussion
- Questionable
- Unresolved
- Like some questions
- Kind of court or hall
- Like a quodlibet
- Problematic
- Kind of court
- Debatable, as a point
- Like some legal issues
- Irrelevant, as a point
- ___ court, law student's exercise
- ___ court (law school exercise)
- Not worth debating, as a point
- Only hypothetical
- Theoretical
- Having no application
- ___ court
- Subject to dispute
- ___ point
- Worth debating - or not
- No longer important
- Not worth hashing out
- Of no relevance
- Like some practice courts
- Not worth having, as an argument
- Unworthy of debate
- Not an issue
- Hypothetical case
- Capable of being disproved
- Meaningless
- Hypothetical legal case
- Like an academic point
- Academic, as a point
- Debatable, as points
- Already resolved, as a point
- Word before "point" or "court"
- Like an irrelevant point
- It's a ___ point
- Type of court, for law students
- Debatable, but academic
- Having no practical relevance
