| 释义 |
gor·gon
\ˈgȯrgən, -ȯ(ə)g-\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Latin Gorgon-, Gorgo, from Greek Gorgon-, Gorgō
1. usually capitalized : one of three sisters in Greek mythology having snake-entwined hair and glaring eyes capable of turning the beholder to stone
2. : one resembling a gorgon; especially : an ugly, repulsive, or terrifying woman |