missˈionarize or missˈionarise transitive verb and intransitive verb

1. To act as missionary (to, among, or in)
2. To do missionary work

missˈionary noun

A person sent on a mission, esp religious

Relating to a mission or missions

missˈioner noun

1. A missionary
2. A person in charge of parochial missions

missˈionize or missˈionise transitive verb and intransitive verb

To do missionary work (upon, in, or among)

mission architecture noun

The style of the old Spanish missions in California, etc

missionary-bishˈop noun

One having jurisdiction in an unconverted country, or in districts not yet formed into dioceses

missionary position noun

In sexual intercourse, the face-to-face position with the male on top

missionary selling noun

Approaches made by manufacturers to develop goodwill with new contacts who are not the intended final purchasers of a particular product, and to increase sales

mission creep noun

The tendency for a military operation to exceed its initial purposes, drawing in more personnel and resources and pursuing more complex and wide-reaching objectives

Mission Indian noun

A member of any of the Native American tribes converted by early Spanish Catholic missionaries in California, etc

mission statement noun

A succinct statement of its aims and principles formulated by a business or other organization for the supposed benefit of its members and customers