Garret is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GARRET in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a room just under the roof of a house; an attic
• a top-floor or attic room, especially a small dismal one
• attic in a house
• A turret; a watchtower.
• That part of a house which is on the upper floor, immediately under or within the roof; an attic.
• floor consisting of open space at the top of a house just below roof; often used for storage

Words related to GARRET

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Words that contain GARRET

garrets8 garreted10 garreteer10 garreteers11 vinegarrette16 vinegarrettes17

How to use GARRET in a sentence

• He flies to his garret bedroom, seizes his goose-quill and paper, and sits down.
• The Man Of Grub Street Comes From His Garret I have come to live this winter in New York City and by good fortune I have found rooms on a pleasant park.
• Jones up a dark, narrow, iron staircase till we emerged through a trap-door into a garret at the top of the house.
• A brave Samuel Johnson, in his forlorn garret, might con over the Biographies of Authors in that way! This is the great staple of the Koran.
• There was no loft or garret, a pair of stairs being a rare thing in the village.
• The roof is left off, and the stories between basement and garret have never been inserted.
• Now, there was, in the garret, a small fire-fender, which had been laid aside as old and useless.
• Rollo knew that when his father told him to go away by himself, he meant for him to go into this back garret.
• The youth jumped down, emptied the plate, ate what he wanted, and crept back into the garret.
• She knew that Sophia had not put that purple dress of her dead Aunt Harriet in the trunk in the garret.
• The meat was placed safely in the garret of the house.
• The garret needed attention, and received it as soon as the noonday meal was dispatched.
• It came from below, and swelled up until the garret was full of it to the very roof.
• Hector Garret is not the man to beg and implore, and wait patiently for a score of years.
• The place was a mere garret, without a hearth, without a single stool.
• The door which stood at the bottom of the garret stair was closed.
• They were nearly all one-story, wooden buildings, with a small apartment on each side of a great chimney, and a little bed-roomage in the garret for children.
• This, and a bed-chamber, and a garret for one servant, will content me.
• Besides, the colonists had still at their disposal the little grotto above the great cavern, which was like the garret of the new dwelling.
• The garret and the cellar remained of excitement for a long time.
• And when time was, his host brought him into a fair garret, over the gate, to his bed.
• You see, it had been hidden away in a garret, and it needed cleaning and drying to make it fit to play again.
• It was the work of a great genius, who, like many a genius, was very poor, and lived in a garret which served as both studio and sleeping-room.
• The garret was a big, shadowy place, extending over the whole house, and was lumber room, play place and general refuge, all in one.
• Armstrong came over, and after tea they all three went upstairs into the large garret which had been used as a workshop.
• So, in that chilly garret, the fairest dreams of friendship were realized.

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