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sacket

noun
sack·​et | \ ˈsakə̇t\
plural -s

Definition of sacket

1 Scottish : a small sack or wallet
2 Scottish : a small person especially of a rascally or stupid nature

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History and Etymology for sacket

Middle English sakett, from Middle French saquet, sachet small bag

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