Dovetailing is a type of woodworking joint that is used to join two pieces of wood together. The term 'DOVETAIL' comes from the resemblance of the joint to the tail of a dove. JIBED, with five letters, means to agree or be in harmony. Tenoned, with seven letters, refers to a type of joint where a tenon, or projection, is cut on one piece of wood and a mortise, or recess, is cut into the other piece of wood. Meshed, with six letters, means to fit together closely. MATED, with five letters, means to bring two things together in order to form a pair. Together, these four solutions describe the process of creating a DOVETAIL joint, which involves fitting two pieces of wood together in an interlocking pattern.