sachet
/ˈsæʃɛt/Definitions
1. noun
A small packet or bag of something, especially a perfume or sweet-smelling substance, sealed in a small pouch.
“She bought a sachet to freshen up her closet.”
2. NIL
A small bag or pouch used in a specific context, such as a sachet used in a surgical procedure.
“The medical team used a sachet to store the antibiotic ointment.”
3. verb
To enclose or package something, especially a perfume or sweet-smelling substance, in a small pouch.
“The perfume was sacheted and placed in the gift box.”
4. verb
To add a small amount of something to a mixture or container, such as adding a sachet of yeast to the dough.
“She sacheted the yeast into the bread dough.”