The word gargoyle is derived from the old French 'gargouille' meaning throat.

The word gargoyle is derived from the old French ‘gargouille’ meaning throat.

The origins of the word 'gargoyle' are derived from the old French word 'gargouille' meaning throat.

The spout and the box mate with one another, as nested structures, to prevent leakage at the junction between the spout and the box.

This creature is a marine variety of gargoyle that uses its wings to swim as fast as the land-dwelling gargoyle flies.

Hunger: Does your stomach grumble throughout the day?

He had drawn a gargoyle, and from the shape of that gargoyle had derived the entire architecture of the house.

Gargoyle geckos are primarily arboreal and nocturnal in nature.

The gargoyle whose body was strong enough to defend even against a shot from Kuina’s shotgun was wounded badly, sending the monster crashing down.

She didn’t gain weight, but her weight stabilized.

A gargoyle for the gutter is practical and beautiful

An example of a less obvious Signature Symbol is the gargoyle.

It’s hard to focus on the lecture when your stomach is rumbling.

Your food is getting cold; your stomach is growling.

My stomach let out a gurgle, reminding me of my hunger.