I. ˈmir-ər, mi-rər noun
Etymology: Middle English mirour, from Anglo-French mirur , from mirer to look at, from Latin mirari to wonder at
Date: 13th century
1. : a polished or smooth surface (as of glass) that forms images by reflection
2.
a. : something that gives a true representation
b. : an exemplary model
• mir·rored -(r)ə(r)d adjective
• mir·ror·like -ˌlīk adjective
II. transitive verb
Date: 1593
1. : to reflect in or as if in a mirror
2. : resemble