1. A fabulous animal of antiquity, represented in symbol of strength with the body and legs of a lion, in symbol of swiftness with wings and the beak of an eagle, and in symbol of watchfulness with a pair of listening ears; a species of vulture.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• griff,
• grion,
• griifin,
• griffen,
• griffn,
• gryffin,
• grifin,
• griffth,
• giriffin,
• griffi,
• greiffin,
• friffon,
• vriffon,
• briffon,
• hriffon,
• yriffon,
• triffon,
• geiffon,
• gdiffon,
• gfiffon

• griffin,
• Griffen,
• gryphon,
• gruffness,
• griffing.

The adjective form of the word "griffon" is "griffonish".

The plural of the "griffon" can be the "griffons".

The singular of the "griffon" can be the "griffon".