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sachet definition

sa·chet (sa s̸hā′)

noun

  1. a small bag, pad, etc. filled with perfumed powder or dried herbs and placed in dresser drawers, closets, etc. to scent clothing
  2. powder for such a bag
    also sachet powder

Etymology: Fr < OFr, dim. of sac: see sac

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sachet Synonyms

sachet

n.

fragrance, scent-bag, potpourri; see perfume, smell 1.


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sachet Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • powder: Always use the whole sachet of powder to ensure the feed is made up correctly.

Converse of object

  • contain: Pack contains 5 sachets of 5g, each making 2-3 servings.

Adjective modifier

  • oral: Sabril 500 mg oral powder sachets: It comes in a sachet.

Noun used with modifier

  • rehydration: With clear sides with cooking measurements on them, it is also extremely handy for mixing rehydration sachets.
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