What is another word for Pomander?

Pronunciation: [pˈɒmandə] (IPA)

A pomander is a small ball made of perfumes, spices, or herbs, often carried as a ball in a small container or hung from a string. It is an old-fashioned method of carrying perfume on the body. If you need to describe something similar to a pomander, you could use the synonyms "aromatic ball," "scented sphere," or "fragrant orb." Another option could be "perfumed sachet," "herbal pouch," or "aromatic bag." No matter what you choose to call it, the idea is the same: a small object containing something fragrant, pleasant, and portable.

What are the hypernyms for Pomander?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Pomander

And she lifted a Pomander to her nostrils.
"The Valley of Decision"
Edith Wharton
"He has forgotten everything," said the nurse quickly; "'tis the good doctor's Pomander, with spices and perfumes in it to avert contagion."
"Harding's luck"
E. [Edith] Nesbit
A friend of mine, who knew well both the Stevenson family and the Balfours, to which R. L. Stevenson's mother belonged, recalls, as we have seen, his acting in the private theatricals that were got up by the Professor, and adds, "He was then a very handsome fellow, and looked splendidly as Sir Charles Pomander, and essayed, not wholly without success, Sir Peter Teazle," which one can well believe, no less than that he acted such parts splendidly as well as looked them.
"Robert Louis Stevenson a Record, an Estimate, and a Memorial"
Alexander H. Japp

Related words: Pomander fragrance, Pomander spritzer, Pomander diffuser, Pomander candle

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