garret|garrets in English

noun

[gar·ret || 'gærət]

section of a house situated under the roof, attic; (British slang) head

Use "garret|garrets" in a sentence

1. James E. Garret, I, Carol Garret, want to go on record as saying I love you!

2. Cockloft definition is - a small garret

3. 3 words related to Cockloft: attic, garret, loft

4. Joe was very busy in the garret.

5. No doubt he lived in a garret.

6. And bones cast in a little low dry garret.

7. She roamed the building from garret to cellar.

8. In this era, the garret often had sloping ceilings.

9. They are the poor men living in a garret.

10. I can't get back to the garret until tomorrow.

11. People used to go to a garret and paint.

12. He began its inspection without delay, scouring it from cellar to garret.

13. What does Cockloft mean? A small loft, garret, or attic

14. Dr. Garret L Sitenga - Kenai AK, Ophthalmology at 115 Bidarka St

15. It is because this garret is at the very heart of Government.

16. Now I know what they were doing up there in their garret.

17. Christendom looked Astounded upon the spectacle of a barbarian invasion bursting forth from the cellars and garrets of Paris

18. Somebody has come looking for you , he's now waiting in the garret.

19. Can they really have discovered the secret of the garret room already?

20. Gradually she had transformed it from a grimy garret into a cheerful nest.

21. Cockloft: 1 n a small loft or garret Type of: attic , garret , loft floor consisting of open space at the top of a house just below roof; often used for storage

22. The radical , marginal and Bohemian Garret Culture is part of the Shanghai culture in 1930 s.

23. A small loft or garret Familiarity information: Cockloft used as a noun is very rare.

24. Colonel Garret was kind enough to show us the file on you, Marco.

25. Baccate and shrubby Reid bedabbling her peags overissue while Garret Anagrammatising some pastels impressively