sachet

An insufficient supply of potable water in many countries, mostly in Sub-Saharan Africa, has given rise to a new plastics economy driven by the increasing popularity of water sachets.

Her story is built around Kamel Sachet, an Iraqi general who at first supported Hussein and later turned against him.

Opening the drawer he took from the sachet a handkerchief, and the framed photograph of Fleur.

The book was scented with the sachet, and had a sickly perfume; it was incense to Jane.

A little rose-scented sachet powder may be sprinkled on this cotton to add perfume to the blossom.

The aroma of new-sawn timber and sawdust began to be mingled with the feminine odour of sachet and flowers.

Clematis frowned and sneezed as the infinitesimal particles of sachet powder settled in the lining of his nose.