1. To adorn with a mitre; to join at an angle of 45

2. A crown or headdress worn by dignitaries of the Romish Church; the dignity of an archbishop or bishop; an angle of 45

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cetre,
• mirred,
• futre,
• liture,
• matre,
• amiture,
• matrk,
• minure,
• mitary,
• mastre,
• mistrey,
• misrey,
• mikr,
• meture,
• motore,
• citry,
• piture,
• motre,
• misture,
• martre

• maitreya,
• mitra,
• miter,
• midair.

The adjective form of the word "mitre" is "mitred".

The plural of the "mitre" can be the "mitres".

The singular of the "mitre" can be the "mitre".