1. Room in a house on the upper floor, immediately under the roof; a turret.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• grred,
• grren,
• garet,
• gagget,
• garmet,
• carred,
• carrent,
• glarred,
• lariet,
• makret,
• karrat,
• gormet,
• caroet,
• barrete,
• garae,
• tagret,
• grrew,
• gorrect,
• tarrot,
• warret

• garuda,
• Garth,
• garoutte,
• Jarred,
• carrot,
• garnet,
• garriott,
• grade,
• Garrott,
• garrette,
• garrote,
• gardea,
• Garratt,
• greet,
• garrotte,
• Garrett,
• caret,
• Garett,
• Gard,
• great,
• grate,
• garotte,
• great-,
• garrity.

The adjective form of the word "garret" is "garreted". However, it is not commonly used, and other alternatives such as "attic" or "loft" are usually used as adjectives to describe a space similar to a garret.

The plural of the "garret" can be the "garrets".

The singular of the "garret" can be the "garret".