a special duty or function which a person or group is sent out to do

to send someone out or let someone leave

to send someone in or allow someone to enter

to send out or give off, like an odor

a break between acts of a play or performance during which people are sent out for snacks or stretch breaks

a weapon designed to be sent in the direction of a target

to leave out; do not send

to send back (usually relating to paying bills)

to send your self under someone else's control, or to give into someone's power

to pass something along or send something across places

The teacher did this to the student so he could enter the classroom.

The students were _________________ to their buses. 

The skunk ______________ a smell that was strong. 

We left the theater during ________________________ to get snacks.

During the war, _________________ were used to attack the cities.

We went on a _____________________ to find the lost treasure.

Please do not __________ my name on the invitation. I want to be part of it!

Please ____________ your payment for the cell phone bill. 

If you ____________ to the king and follow his rules, you will have a happy life in the kingdom. 

We will _________________ the messages across the state lines. 

What is the definition of the root words mit and miss?