noun
- plural of miter: ceremonial headdresses worn by bishops and abbots
- plural of miter: joints made by cutting two pieces at angles so they fit together at a corner
Usage: religious
Usage: carpentry; woodworking
verb
- third person singular present of miter: cuts at an angle to form a joint
Usage: carpentry; woodworking
Examples
- The bishops wore ornate golden miters during the ceremony.
- The carpenter carefully miters the corners of the picture frame.
- Perfect miters require precise angle cuts on both pieces of wood.
- She miters the molding to create seamless corner joints.
- The cabinet maker’s miters were so precise they needed no filler.
- He miters each board at exactly 45 degrees for the best fit.