A '''[[gargoyle]]''' is a grotesque statue. However, the term can also refer to:
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...[[Dungeons & Dragons]] fantasy role-playing game, the '''gargoyle''' is a grotesque winged [[Monstrous humanoid (Dungeons & Dragons)|monstrous humanoid]] creat
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...very seldom seen, but it is sometimes described as a short-statured man of grotesque appearance with a large balding head, crooked teeth, thin moustache, large
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...baby and will bring it home. Once inside, it will change into its original grotesque shape and attack the inhabitants while they sleep. Aside from slashing vict
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...er it and uses its tongue to lick the bathroom surfaces clean. Despite its grotesque appearance, an akaname is harmless
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...aid to have leathery Bat-like wings, blood-red skin, the looks of a human, grotesque anomaly sprouting from each shoulder, a long thin tail, and be about 1.5m (
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These grotesque birds tend to prey on ships carrying livestock. The Boobrie’s hunting str
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*The '''Thaye Tase''' are grotesque looking giants manifesting themselves most frequently during the epidemics
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...of stature, ugly and both shy and mischievous in nature. Their traditional grotesque and outlandish appearance is confirmed by some of the names ascribed to the
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The caleuche is a grotesque and watery adaptation of the medieval wild hunt, probably brought by the Sp
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'''Dokkaebi''' is a grotesque-looking sprite or goblin in Korean folklore or fairy tales
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Gargoyles are mostly grotesque figures. Statues representing gargoyle-like creatures are popular sales ite
...having had the creature captured by a liberated prisoner. The gargoyle's grotesque form was said to scare off evil spirits so they were used for protection. I
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:Grotesque and enormous stature
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...lady, part fairy part witch, passes the entire year in the company of her grotesque assistants; (the Befanucci) preparing coal, making sweets and toys and darn
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...or a skate which has been modified and subsequently dried, resulting in a grotesque preserved specimen. Jenny Hanivers were created to look like devils, angels
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...vicinity waving a lantern fashioned from an empty calabash cut to imitate grotesque features, and lighted by a candle set in a socket. The tradition, however,
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...a's right head to send a gravity beam scorching into its left, leaving the grotesque dragon mangled and maimed. The limp body of the once tyrannical titan was h
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...pearing human, or in the form of a variety of animals and as beings with a grotesque mix of human and animal characteristics. They could act like human beings,
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*[[G.E. Graven]]'s, ''[[Grotesque, A Gothic Epic]]'' is yet another example of the incorporation of the Grigo
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...ut extremely good-natured, and warm friends of the miner. Their dress is a grotesque imitation of the miner's garb, and they carry tiny hammers, picks and lamps
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