| SACHET | A small bag containing potpourri or other scented material (6) |
| CARNATION | Flower popular in potpourri, and other scented products (9) |
| POTPOURRI | Port I pour over mixture of sweet-scented materials (9) |
| PURCHASE | Buy small bag containing tea (8) |
| POCKET | A small bag sewn into clothing for holding small items (6) |
| ORANGE | Citrus fruit sometimes sliced and dried for potpourri or studded with cloves as a festive pomander (6) |
| HOTTEA | Drink from a small bag |
| PURSUE | Chase money-bag containing a letter (6) |
| SCRIP | Old word for a pilgrim's pouch, a satchel or a small bag; a writing; a fragment of paper; or, a certificate entitling its holder to dividends or shares allocated in a bonus issue (5) |
| BODEGA | Wine shop gives out bag containing poem (6) |
| SNACKS | Bags containing any number of small eats (6) |
| GRABBAG | A sack of miscellany or pouch containing a potpourri; or, a US-style prize-snatching lucky dip at a carnival, charity event, fair or jamboree (4-3) |
| MOSAIC | Second bag containing one jigsaw picture? |
| QUIVER | Shake bag containing arrows |
| OLIO | From a word for "cooking pot" or "jar", a Spanish hotchpotch-like stew; or by extension, a miscellany, mishmash, potpourri or vaudeville (4) |
| SACHETS | Miniature packets containing single-use quantities of sugar, salt, shampoo etc; or, little cloth bags of potpourri or dried lavender (7) |
| SELECTION | A musical potpourri; or, an anthology (9) |
| PURSE | A small bag or pouch for carrying money (5) |
| VANITYBAG | A small bag women use for carrying cosmetics (6,3) |
| GIFT | Use a small bag if taking a bottle for the host perhaps (4) |
