Garret
51garret — noun a top floor or attic room, especially a small dismal one. Origin ME (in the sense watchtower ): from OFr. garite, from garir (see garrison) …
52garret — n. Attic, loft, cock loft, upper story …
53garret — noun (C) a small uncomfortable room at the top of a house compare attic …
54garret — n attic, loft, cockloft, crow s nest, Archit. clerestory; mansard, dormer, housetop …
55garret — gar·ret …
56garret — gar•ret [[t]ˈgær ɪt[/t]] n. bui an attic, usu. a small, cramped one • Etymology: 1300–50; ME garite watchtower < OF garite, guerite watchtower, der. of garir, guarir to defend, protect; see garrison gar′ret•ed, adj …
57garret — /ˈgærət / (say garuht) noun → attic (def. 1). {Middle English garite, from Old French: watchtower, from garir defend. See garrison} …
58garret — n. 1 a top floor or attic room, esp. a dismal one. 2 an attic. Etymology: ME f. OF garite watch tower f. Gmc …
59Garret Anderson — align= left | California 150 || 607 || 79 || 173 || 12 || 72 || 27 || 7 || 285 || .314 || .405 || .719 align= left | align= left | Anaheim 157 || 620 || 88 || 188 || 21 || 80 || 34 || 3 || .303 || .336 || .469 || .805 align= left | align= left |… …
60garret window — noun A skylight that lies along the slope of the roof …