Converse of object

• occupy: His work requires a " long light " or leaden casement, so that he most frequently occupies garrets originally designed for his trade.

• have: They were planning to be married in the spring, and have the garret of the house fixed up, and live there.

Adjective modifier

• old: Do you dream yet on your old rickety sofa in the dear old ghastly bankrupt garret at No. 66?

• small: These provide offices that range from grand open plan spaces on the principal floors to small one person garrets in the roof.

• bankrupt: Do you dream yet on your old rickety sofa in the dear old ghastly bankrupt garret at No. 66?

• low: In Nottingham it is common to find 15-20 children in a low garret, 12 feet square, working for 15 hours a day.

Modifies a noun

• window: I entered his room through the garret window an hour ago.

• room: I remember one or two of us meeting under his worthy father's humble roof, in a garret room there, for prayer.

• workshop: The garret workshop remains on display in the Museum's Synopsis Gallery.

Noun used with modifier

• herb: A herb garret was also erected for drying and storing medicinal herbs.

Possessives

• writer: No towering gothic castle either, nor ivory tower, nor writer's garret.

Preposition: of

• house: They were planning to be married in the spring, and have the garret of the house fixed up, and live there.