gargoyle
How many syllables in gargoyle?
There are 2 syllables in the word gargoyle.Divide gargoyle into syllables:
gar · goyle
How to pronounce gargoyle:
Synonyms for gargoyle:
decoration
ornament
Antonyms for gargoyle:
adonis
babe
beautiful woman
beauty
belle
bit of all right
bobby-dazzler
bombshell
charmer
cracker
cutey
cutie
dish
doll
dream
dreamboat
enchantress
eyeful
fox
goddess
good looker
good-looker
heartthrob
honey
hottie
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