mitre
/ˈmaɪtrə/ or /ˈmaɪtri/Definitions
1. noun
A type of hat, typically with a flat top and a narrow brim, worn by bishops and other high-ranking clergy in the Christian Church.
“The bishop wore a mitre during the ceremony.”
2. noun
A V-shaped or U-shaped notch or groove, especially one that fits together with a corresponding piece.
“The mitre on the stone was a perfect match for the adjacent piece.”
3. noun
A cutting tool or a cutting part of a machine, especially one with a V-shaped or U-shaped blade.
“The mitre saw is ideal for making precise angled cuts.”
4. verb
To cut or shape with a mitre or to make a mitre in something.
“The carpenter mitred the wood to fit the corner perfectly.”