Mootie

Pronunciation: /ˈmuːti/

Definitions of mootie

noun a slang term for a marijuana cigarette, also known as a joint

Example Sentences

A1 I found a cute little mootie in the garden.

A2 The children were playing with their colorful mooties in the park.

B1 The shop sells a variety of mooties for children to collect.

B2 She keeps a collection of rare and valuable mooties on display in her room.

C1 The artist created a stunning sculpture using thousands of tiny mooties.

C2 The museum curator carefully preserved the ancient mootie artifacts for future generations to admire.

Examples of mootie in a Sentence

formal The term 'mootie' is not recognized in formal language usage.

informal My friend likes to call me 'mootie' as a playful nickname.

slang Hey mootie, what's up?

figurative The debate over the new policy was considered mootie as it was already decided.

Grammatical Forms of mootie

• past tense: mootied
• plural: mooties
• comparative: more mootie
• superlative: most mootie
• present tense: mootie
• future tense: will mootie
• perfect tense: has mootied
• continuous tense: is mootieing
• singular: mootie
• positive degree: mootie
• infinitive: to mootie
• gerund: mootieing
• participle: mootied

Origin and Evolution of mootie

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'mootie' is believed to have originated in England.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a legal debate or discussion, the term 'mootie' has evolved over time to also describe a trivial or irrelevant point of contention.