A collection containing a variety of sorts of things.
A musical composition consisting of a series of songs or other musical pieces from various sources.
1
They are very stupid, this professional potpourri of secret-service agents and detectives.
2
In the huge potpourri of misery a central figure clung, shaken but undislodged.
3
I want to dry them and make potpourri sachets to sell at market.
4
Sejal was looking at a potpourri arrangement on the side table.
5
I also have the scent in potpourri oil and these candles.
6
The house smelled warm and inviting, like a mixture of coffee and potpourri.
7
I sensed odors of potpourri and perfume swirling inside and heard tinkling chimes.
8
In the waiting room were bright floor cushions and bowls filled with potpourri.
9
The garage door opened into the den, which smelled like potpourri.
10
The films are a potpourri of imports that have not yet obtained commercial release.
11
A potpourri of songs from some our favourite international releases.
12
There were, in fact, chintz-covered settees, and there was potpourri.
13
The wonky antennae of the television, a smell like stale potpourri in the air.
14
And the rose he married comes to him a shrivelled leaf of a potpourri heap.
15
It makes a disorderly, incoherent potpourri of themes old but not yet out of date.
16
The kitchen was the usual potpourri of herbal fragrances.
