Noun: Pomander (POH-man-der)
Definition:
1. A mixture of aromatic substances enclosed in a perforated bag or box and used to scent clothes and linens or formerly carried as a guard against infection; also a clove-studded orange or apple used for the same purposes.
2. A box or hollow fruit-shaped ball for holding pomander.
Sample sentence: Tuck a homemade pomander in a gift basket to give it that wonderful holiday aroma.