Definition of sachet
1 : a small bag or packet
2 : a small bag containing a perfumed powder or potpourri used to scent clothes and linens
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Cornish also likes the idea of abandoning the dipsticks altogether and making the yeast available as sachets of powder.
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Still, Uruguayan officials say the nation’s pharmacies will be stocked with cannabis sachets and ready to begin dealing in the second half of July.
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This is a great aromatic herb for crafts, such as potpourris, sachets and wreaths.
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Each Ambrosia Scents canister is designed to allow the canister to diffuse scents from a fragranced sachet using a rechargeable fan system.
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Activities include making easy, do-it-yourself old-fashioned crafts like tic-tac-toe, whirligigs and lavender sachets.
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Each pack contains four sachets that deliver 80 milligrams of caffeine, about as much as a double espresso, plus vitamin B12.
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All the teas are made with whole leaves for better, fuller flavor—and those that come in a sachet have a higher-than-usual gram weight to allow for a second...
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The sachet brews a deep blond cup with a touch of heat, thanks to some ginger, and doubles as a flavoring agent for soups and stews.
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Origin and Etymology of sachet
Middle French, from Old French, diminutive of sac bag — more at sac
SACHET Defined for English Language Learners
sachet
playDefinition of sachet for English Language Learners
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: a small bag that has a powder or a mixture of dried flowers and spices inside it and that is used to give a pleasant smell to clothes, sheets, etc.
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: a small, thin package
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