sachet
IPA: sæʃˈeɪ
noun
- A small scented cloth bag filled with fragrant material such as herbs or potpourri.
- (cooking) A cheesecloth bag of herbs and/or spices added during cooking and then removed before serving.
- A small, sealed packet containing a single-use quantity of any material.
Examples of "sachet" in Sentences
- They found a sachet in the pagodas.
- This is the earliest sachet ever found.
- From then on, sachet has been circulating.
- I was looking for a picture of an ORS sachet.
- The sachet focuses on similar in feeling not appearance.
- A sachet can also be a fabric bag containing pot pourri.
- The condiment sachet was originally developed to hold ketchup.
- The main expression of Qingyang sachet is using symbolic means.
- Gourd sachet with gourd seeds is powerful ear protection talisman.
- Desuasio said Mejia denied the sachet was his and claimed he was set up.
- Different sauce sachets are included according to the flavour of the Pot Mash.
- In what came to be called the "sachet revolution," products such as toothpaste, hair oil, skin cream and cooking oil took on the same packaging.
- Every day, when George came home from his work, he found some new article completed, and was ravished by the scent of some new kind of sachet powder.
- This fungicide is contained within a sachet which is placed inside the sofas in order to protect against mould during storage, transit and everyday usage.
- Nasuta sab nga nag-away ang biktima ug ang iyang bana sa wa masayring rason hinungdan nga gikuha sa biktima ang usa ka sachet sa Clorox ug dayon gisagol sa alcohol ug gilala.