noun
sachet
sash-AY/sæˈʃeɪ/
A small sealed packet containing a substance or product.
The sachet opens to reveal dried lavender flowers.
Etymology
A sachet is literally a “little sack.” The selected sense specializes that small container as a bag of fragrant material, traditionally placed among clothing.
In context
to the young master after saying that she stuffed a sachet into Chun Mo's hand turned around and ran away in a hurry Chun Mo looked down at the pink sachet in his hand a refreshing fragrance wafting towards him
More examples
- Stir the contents of one sachet into warm water.
- The box contains six individually sealed sachets of yeast.
- A sample sachet of moisturizer comes with the magazine.
Forms
sachet · sachets