mitre¹ or (N American) miter /mīˈtər/

1. A high, pointed headdress, cleft crosswise on top and with two ribbons hanging from the back, worn by archbishops and bishops, and by some abbots in the Western Church
2. Episcopal office or status (figurative)
3. Esp in ancient Greece, a woman's headband
4. A belt or girdle (Pope, following Homer)
5. An oriental hat or turban (obsolete)
6. A gastropod of the genus Mitra or its conical shell (mitre shell)

To adorn with a mitre

mīˈtral adjective

1. Of or like a mitre
2. Of the mitral valve

mitˈriform /mītˈ or mitˈ/ adjective

Mitre-shaped

• notation
• notational
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• not bat an eye
• not bat an eyelid
• not before time
• not be having any
• not be having any of that
• not-being
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• not but what
• not by a long shot
• not by any means
• not called for
• not care a fig
• notch
• notchback
• notchbacks
• notch-board
• notch-boards
• notched
• notchel
• notchelled
• notchelling