Hist. [repr. OE. túnʓemót, f. tún, TOWN + ʓemót meeting: see MOOT sb.1] A public meeting of the town or village community.
1881. Green, Making of Eng., iv. 193, note. There is no ground for believing that the ‘tun-moot’ was a judicial court. Its work was the ordering of the village life and the village industry.
