CRAMPED QUARTERS is a term used to describe small, uncomfortable living spaces. Warrens, Garrets, Cells, and Ratholes are all examples of cramped quarters. A Warren is a group of small, interconnected rooms or buildings, often found in old castles. A GARRET is an attic or top floor of a building, usually used for storage. A CELL is a small room, typically used for solitary confinement. Finally, a Rathole is a small, cramped living space, often found in slums.