Usually mistaken as demons (which they shouldn't), Gargoyles are another winged creature. Usually friendly, can learn any magic, can learn any skill, and are much more social. Plus, they can be creatively designed in more unique ways than a demon when it comes to concepting them, so you'll have more fun with a gargoyle than the latter ;)
One breed that's often mistaken for demons is the Mimic Gargoyle. They're red, often have tipped tails and horns, but they have no ears. If you encounter a demon without ears, chances are it's a mimic gargoyle. :)
One breed that's often mistaken for demons is the Mimic Gargoyle. They're red, often have tipped tails and horns, but they have no ears. If you encounter a demon without ears, chances are it's a mimic gargoyle. :)
by CheapAlert March 04, 2004
Firmly perching yourself onto the porcelain throne for optimal pooping torque. Feet must both be on the toilet seat, scowl must be on face. The original way to squeeze out a power dump pre-Squatty Potty ™
by Unicornhole December 16, 2015
verb
It's like "owling"
only you make the ugliest face possible
(not hard for most)
and don't forget to getcho claws out!
It's like "owling"
only you make the ugliest face possible
(not hard for most)
and don't forget to getcho claws out!
hey im bored lets go gargoyling on high objects
take pictures and upload via facebook!show everyone we are the best gargoylers in this town.
take pictures and upload via facebook!show everyone we are the best gargoylers in this town.
by defoba July 22, 2011
A gargoyle is basically when a man squats over a womans face, and while ejaculating, he screams a scary face and makes scary hand claws.
The practice is used in certain cultures to ward of unwanted intruders in the woman's vagina.
The practice is used in certain cultures to ward of unwanted intruders in the woman's vagina.
by Epoche Von Wasserman July 09, 2010
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1. A gargoyle is a drainage spout found on Gothic structures. Though many are grotesque representations of human or mythical forms, the proper context is that of a structural element, not a mythical creature.
Gargoyles were often carved into grotesque cariatures of people the stoneworkers might personally know.
by Belisarius March 02, 2004
by dusty December 24, 2004