quodlibetic

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  1. Not restrained to a particular subject; moved or discussed at pleasure for curiosity or entertainment; pertaining to quodlibets. To speak with the schools, it is of quodlibetic application, ranging from least to greatest. Sir W. Hamilton.
  2. Given to niceties and subtle points.

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  1. from Middle Latin quodlibeticus, from quodlibetum, a quodlibet: see quodlibet.
 

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