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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: GAG-GEO |
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GARGOYLE, or GURGOYLE (from the Fr. gargouille, originally the throat or gullet, cf. Lat. gurgulio, gula, and similar words derived from root gar, to swallow, the word representing the gurgling sound of water; Ital. doccia di grande; Ger. Ausguss) , in architecture , the carved termination to a spout which conveys away the water from the gutters. Gargoyles are mostly grotesque
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work
Egypt
flat roofs of the temples. In Greek
marble
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