packets

"I packed some sugar packets in my lunchbox to sweeten my tea at work. "

"In the 18th century, people relied on packets to regularly transport letters and passengers across the Atlantic Ocean. "

"The botany student carefully glued dried leaves to the herbarium sheet, keeping small samples in separate packets attached to the bottom. "

"The computer sent the email as a series of packets across the internet to ensure it arrived correctly. "

"2012 August 6, Wendy Knowler, Plastic packets: who bags the profits?"

""Winning the lottery gave them packets of money, enough to buy a new house." "

"The librarian packets the library books together for easy transport. "

"The charity packets food and supplies to remote villages affected by the flood. "

"During the gold rush, entrepreneurs packeted supplies up the river to remote mining camps, hoping to profit from the miners' needs. "

"Hackers often packet websites they want to shut down, overwhelming them with useless data. "