portmanmoot
/ˌpɔːtmənˈmuːt/(also portmanmote) Now historical
noun
The assembly of the portmen of a borough or town; a court or common council of portmen.
Origin
Middle English. In some forms from portman + i-moot. In some forms from the genitive either of portman or of its plural portmen + moot. In some forms from portman + moot. Compare post-classical Latin portmanimotum, portimannimotum.