Definition

Plural of 'moot,' internet slang shorthand for 'mutuals.' Refers to people who follow each other on social media or belong to overlapping friend groups online.

Example Usage

My moots and I are planning to meet up IRL for the first time next month.

Origin

Slang abbreviation of 'mutuals' that became popular in early 2020s internet culture, particularly on Twitter and TikTok.

Fun Fact

'Moots' gained prominence during the pandemic as online friendships became more central to social life.

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