MITRED is a type of joinery used in carpentry and woodworking. It is created by cutting two pieces of wood at an angle and joining them together to form a corner. The term MITRED is derived from the French word 'MITRE' which means 'CAP'. BEVEL is another type of joinery which is created by cutting two pieces of wood at an angle and joining them together to form a corner. The difference between MITRED and BEVEL is that the latter has the two pieces of wood cut at different angles.