Garpike

( Zool.) See SAURIDE. Gar'ran, Gar'ron, n. [Gael. and Ir. garran.] A small horse; a galloway. Garrard, in Kentucky, an E. central co.; area, about 250 sq. m. Rivers. Kentucky and Dick's rivers, and Paint Lick Creek. Surface, undulating; soil, fertile. Cap. Lancaster. Garrard's Fort, in Pennsylvania , a vill. of Greene co. Gar'rattsville, in New York , a post-village of Otsego co., about 85 m. W. of Albany. Gar'ret, n. [Scot.; O. Fr. garite , a place of refuge, a little lodge for a sentinel, built on high; from garer , to beware, to take heed of. That part of a house which is on the upper floor, immediately under the roof; an apartment in the highest story of a house; an attic. "Born in the garret , in the kitchen bred."-Byron.