Garret
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 43
gar′et, n. ( Shak. ) a watch-tower: a room next the roof of a house.— p.adj. Garr′eted , provided with garrets: lodged in a garret.— ns. Garreteer′ , one who lives in a garret: a poor author; Garr′et-mas′ter , a cabinet-maker, locksmith, ., working on his own account for the dealers. [O. Fr. garite , a place of safety, guarir , warir , to preserve (Fr. guérir )—Teut., Old High Ger. warjan , to defend.]
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