Garrets is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GARRETS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• GARRET, a room just under the roof of a house; an attic
• a top-floor or attic room, especially a small dismal one

Words related to GARRETS

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How to use GARRETS in a sentence

• To thumb a volume cheaply around a neighborhood is what keeps them in their garrets.
• They came out of their garrets, took rooms on the second floor, polished their brasses and became Persons.
• The vast ranges of garrets, too, answered for various purposes of household and farming economy.
• They mounted to the garrets, opened every door, and glanced into every corner.
• Garrets are delicious places in any case, for people of thoughtful, imaginative temperament.
• Only the great, who are permitted eccentricities, dare return to their garrets.
• From garrets, cellars, rushing through the street, The new-born statesmen in committee meet, sang a Loyalist verse-writer.
• At last, such is the fate of human felicity, the house was alarmed at midnight by the constable, who demanded to search the garrets.
• Men like Horace Walpole wrote to their friends of a retreat to the garrets of Hanover.
• Their garrets were apparently so full of chambers that their roofs could hardly lie down straight, and we did not doubt that there was room for us there.
• The house consisted of a ground floor and one floor above, with garrets in the roof.
• Herein he tastes an old joy of youth and childhood, the cat-like love of garrets, presses and corn-chambers, and of the conveniences of long housekeeping.
• Four bed-rooms and two garrets formed the rest of the house.
• All the charitable institutions have exhausted their means in trying to raise supplies of food for the famishing residents of the garrets and cellars of London lanes and alleys.
• So soon as refreshed, we sallied out to visit some of the garrets of the weavers.
• It consisted of a first storey above the ground-floor, surmounted by garrets, with two small wings running back on either side.
• Most of the furniture, she explained, had come from the Manor garrets.
• These have been taken from the cellars and garrets of the Five Points.
• After his failure along the paths of his youth, his garrets and studios, he tried to recover his genius by visiting again all the parts of the world he had visited with her.
• The garrets had evidently been unused, and the kitchen and ground-floor rooms offered nothing that appeared to Thorndyke worth noting.
• They searched the garrets and every corner of the cellars, but without success.
• Even the inhabitants of the garrets sniffed and thought of turpentine.
• I leave my chamber, run through the wide halls of our house, and search for a way through the old garrets.
• It was now let out to a multitude of families, who began downstairs in affluence and ended in the genteel or artistic penury of the garrets.
• Her baby training left wholly to neglected and loose-living servants, she had spent her first years in kitchens, garrets, and stables.
• The lodgings were three rooms at the back of the house, two of them garrets at the top, and the third a small sitting-room on the ground floor, behind the front parlour.

Similar words containing GARRET without suffix s

garret7 garreted10 garreteer10 garreteers11 vinegarrette16 vinegarrettes17

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