turret
noun [C] (TOWER) /ˈtʌr.ət/Definition
› a small, circular tower that is part of a castle or a large buildingFortificationsRoofs and parts of roofs turreted /-ɪ.tɪd/
/-ə.t̬ɪd/ adjective › with turretsBuildings in generalShops, markets and auctionsRestaurants and cafes
/-ə.t̬ɪd/ adjective › with turretsBuildings in generalShops, markets and auctionsRestaurants and cafes(Definition of turret noun (TOWER) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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