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How many syllables in Gargoyle?

gargoyle has 2 syllables

gar-goyle

a grotesque carved human or animal figure, especially one used as a spout to carry water clear of a wall

The first syllable gar has one vowel a and one consonant g, while the second syllable goyle has two vowels o and e and three consonants g, y, and l

Noun

The gargoyle on the roof of the church spouts water during the rain.

The gargoyle on the castle wall was so lifelike that it frightened the children.
The artist created a gargoyle out of clay.
The gargoyles mouth was open wide, spouting water from the roof.
The old church had several gargoyles carved into its stone facade.
The gargoyles wings were outstretched, as if it were about to take flight.
The gargoyle was so heavy that it took several men to lift it onto the roof.
The gargoyle was covered in moss and lichen from years of exposure to the elements.
The gargoyle looked down at the street below with its menacing gaze.
The gargoyles eyes seemed to follow you wherever you went.
The gargoyles claws were sharp enough to slice through stone.