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Squelchy
The feeling of handful of frog’s livers

Squib
A person born to wizard parents but has no wizarding talent. A Squib is a small firecracker that doesn't explode. It's also term used in cinematography for a device that makes it appear as if someone has been shot.

St Brutus's secure Centre for Incurably Criminal Boys.
The school to which the Dursleys have told their neighbours and friends, that they have sent Harry Potter away to. Brutus from the latin Bruto for heavy or immoveable object, brutus (when referring to a person) has come to mean dull insensible or unreasonable

St Mungo
Mungo is an obscure latin word (and the origin of the word mucus from emongo it can be used to mean to snivel (muxaor nose from mukter) or to blow the nose (mungo)) St. Mungo was also the first bishop of Glasgow and the first prelate to rule the Glasgow district on the River Clyde. Today it is a large and rather gloomy commercial city. Actually, this saint's name was Kentigern (meaning "head chief"). Mungo was a nickname given to him when he was young, and it stuck as an alternative.
Kentigern was born, it is said, in the county of Fife, above Edinburgh in eastern Scotland. He is still honoured in Glasgow, and in the Welsh diocese of Menevia, and in the English dioceses of Salford and Lancaster, and is co-patron saint of the Archdiocese of Liverpool


St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries.
A Wizard Hospital Each floor is used to treat different complaints
ARTEFACT ACCIDENTS.................................. ..Ground floor Cauldron explosion, wand backfiring, broom crashes, etc.
CREATURE-INDUCED INJURIES....................First floor Bites, stings, burns, embedded spines, etc.
MAGICAL BUGS...................................................Second floor Contagious maladies, e.g. dragon pox, vanishing sickness, scrofungulus, etc.
POTION AND PLANT POISONING...................Third floor Rashes, regurgitation, uncontrollable giggling, etc.
SPELL DAMAGE...................................................Fourth floor Unliftable jinxes, hexes, incorrectly applied charms, etc.
VISITORS' TEAROOM / HOSPITAL SHOP.......Fifth floor

Standard Book of Spells
Required text at Hogwarts the grade indicates year - The Standard Book of Spells Grade One was required for first year students Grade Two for second year and so on) The standard book of spells (grade six) covers non-verbal spells

Statute of Secrecy
The law stating that wizard activity should be kept secret from Muggles society.

Stealth Sensoring Spell
A passive detection spell.

Stebbins
A Hufflepuff, year unknown. Caught necking with Miss Fawcett at the Yule Ball

Stebbins senior
A student at Hogwarts at the same time as Harry's parents.

Stimpson, Patricia
A student two years ahead of Harry, house unknown. She had a minor breakdown at the thought of her O.W.L.s and kept feeling very faint

Stinging Hex
Produces a stinging sensation in the victim.

Stink Pellets
Small brown pellets that stink when tossed or dropped.

Stinksap
The Defence mechanism of the Mimbulus mimbletonia plant it fires a thick green stinking sap that smell like manure

Stoatshead Hill
The site of the nearest Portkey to The Borrow set up by the Ministry of Magic for use during the Quidditch World Cup

Stonewall High
The public secondary school Harry would have attended at the Dursley's had he not discovered he was a wizard, their uniform is grey on grey, almost the same as my old school uniform.

Strengthening Solution
A potion Harry had to make in class.

Stretching Jinx
A spell that might make a person taller.

Stringmints
See Tooth-flossing Stringmints

Stubbs, Billy
A child at Tom Riddle's orphanage. At the time Dumbledore's first meeting with Riddle he was suffering from chicken pox. Mrs. Cole, told Dumbledore that soon after Tom Riddle and Billy had got into an argument; Billy's pet was found dead, hanging from the rafters.
From Old English stubb "stump", used as a name for a short, stout man.

Study of Ancient Runes
A class taken by Hermione

Study of Recent Developments in Wizardry
A book in the Hogwarts library.

Stunning Spell
A spell intended to knock out the target. Very large or tough targets, like a dragon, can take the combined efforts of several casters to stun. Incantation: Stupefy.

Stupefy
A spell used to make someone unconscious - Stupefy in English means dull the senses of; daze. From the Latin stupe facio, to be struck senseless.

Sugar Quills
Delicate sugar spun quills that you can suck on in class and just look like you're thinking what to write next. Sold in Honeydukes

Sullens, A Sudden fit of the
An illness that affected Sirius Black after Christmas making him grumpy and moody, sullen from the Latin solus, alone

Summerby
The new Seeker on the Hufflepuff Quidditch team.

Summers
Hufflepuff, year unknown, who tried to age himself to be a candidate for the Triwizard Tournament

Summoning Charm
A spell that causes the target to fly through the air to the caster. Incantation: Accio plus (usually) the name of the target.

Sunday Prophet

Weekend version of The Daily Prophet, it was this paper that broke the news that the Ministry of magic had announced that Lord Voldemort was back at the end of book five

Surrey
A county in the southeast of England adjoining the county of Greater London. The city of Little Whinging is fictional though. Home of the Dursleys

Swedish Short-Snout
A breed of dragon.

Swelling Solution
A potion that causes whatever it touches to inflate.

Switch Emeric
Author of A Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration, the germanic word Almeric (Emeric) means "the rule to work," or "work empowers".

Spells.
Spells are incantations for use in performing Magic, such as the ones used in Transfiguration. Some times in conjuntion with wand waving.

Sword of Godric Gryffindor
A gleaming silver sword that had appeared inside the sorting hat, its handle glittering with rubies the size of eggs. Harry Potter used it to kill the Basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets

Swooshing
Noise that owls make delivering the post,

Swotty
Something that Harry's uncle didn't want Dudley to become (as if)

Syllabary
See Spellman's Syllabary

 

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