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Macmillan, Ernie |
Hogwarts pupil in the same year as Harry, in Hufflepuff House. |
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Macnair, Walden |
Executioner for the Ministry of Magic. A former Death Eater. |
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Madam Malkin's |
Shop in Diagon Alley selling wizarding robes for all occasions. |
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Magical Law Enforcement Squad |
Wizard police or Hit Wizards who are specially trained to deal with powerful criminals. |
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Magical Menagerie |
Wizarding pet shop in Diagon Alley. |
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Malfoy, Abraxas |
Draco Malfoy’s grandfather. |
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Malfoy, Draco |
Harry's archenemy at Hogwarts. A thin boy with a pale, pointed face and a sneering expression. He has a bored, drawling voice and looks with contempt upon everyone else. Malfoy believes himself to be superior to Harry and hates Harry and all his friends. Malfoy is in Slytherin house. |
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Malfoy, Lucius |
Draco Malfoy's father. A Death Eater. |
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Malfoy, Narcissa |
Mother of Draco and wife of Lucius Malfoy. A tall, slim, snooty blonde. |
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Mandragora |
Another word for Mandrake. |
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Mandrake |
Powerful restorative used to return cursed or transfigured people to their natural state. The cry of the Mandrake is fatal to anyone who hears it. Also known as Mandragora. |
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Marauder's Map |
A map that shows all the secret passageways and the whereabouts of everyone in Hogwarts. Harry and Ron use it to get to Hogsmeade. |
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Maxime, Olympe |
Head of Beauxbatons Academy. Because of her size, Madame Maxime is believed to be half giant. She has black eyes and olive skin. |
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McGonagall, Professor Minerva |
Deputy Headmistress of Hogwarts. She is a rather serious-looking woman, with jet-black hair scraped into a tight bun on her head. She wears square glasses and an emerald green cloak. Professor McGonagall is Head of Gryffindor House and the Transfiguration teacher. |
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McKinnon, Marlene |
A member of the original Order of the Phoenix. Killed by Death Eaters. |
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McLaggen, Cormac |
A student who is part of the “Slug Club” and temporarily replaces Ron as Keeper. |
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Meliflua, Araminta |
Cousin of Sirius Black’s mother. |
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Merlin |
Name of a wizard depicted on a wizard trading card. |
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Merpeople |
Underwater dwellers who build cities at the bottom of lakes. They have fishtails, green hair , and grey skin, and they fish with spears. Above water their voices are unintelligible unless one speaks Mermish. |
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Metamorphmagu |
One who can change his or her appearance at will. |
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Metamorph Medals |
Medals that when worn around the neck gives the wearer the ability to change their appearances at will. |
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Midgeon, Eloise |
Hogwarts pupil who accidentally removed her nose when trying to cure her acne. |
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Mimbulus Mimbletonia |
A plant that Neville gets for his birthday. Has an amazing defense mechanism that shoots dark green liquid when poked. |
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Mimsy-Porpington, Sir Nicholas de |
Resident ghost of Gryffindor Tower. Also known as Nearly Headless Nick. |
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Ministry of Magic |
Government agency that tries to regulate and keep the activities of witches and wizards secret from non-magical people. |
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Mirror of Erised |
Magical mirror that shows the onlooker their heart's desire. |
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Moaning Myrtle |
Ghost girl at Hogwarts who hides in a girls' toilet. |
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Mobilarbus |
Spell to move objects. |
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Mobilicorpus |
Spell to move someone who can't walk. |
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Monkshood |
Plant used in potions. Also known as aconite or wolfsbane. |
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Monster Book of Monsters |
Large green book of monsters. Required reading for third years. Must be stroked down the spine or it will bite your fingers and/or skitter away. |
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Moody, Alastor |
Retired Auror hired to teach Defense Against the Dark Arts in Harry's fourth year. Known as Mad-Eye Moody since he lost an eye in the fight against Voldemort and his supporters, and replaced it with a magical eye. Badly scarred and has a wooden leg. A member of the Order of the Phoenix. |
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Moony |
Professor Lupin's nickname at Hogwarts. |
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Morgana |
A witch depicted on a wizard trading card |
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Morsmordre |
Spell to conjure the Dark Mark. |
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Mostafa, Hassan |
Chairwizard of the International Association of Quidditch. He is Egyptian, small and bald with a huge moustache. |
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Mudblood |
Term used to describe a person of non-magic parentage. Considered a great insult. |
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Muffliato |
A spell that fills the ears of anyone nearby with an unidentifiable buzzing. Particularly useful for talking in class. |
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Muggle |
Person totally without magical powers. Muggles live in ignorance of the world of wizards and witches. |
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Muggle Studies |
Class taken by wizarding folk to study non-magical people. |
