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A dementor's final act.
"One, too cowardly to return... he will pay..."
What Dumbledore sees in the Mirror of Erised
Incantation for an unforgivable curse
A powder used to travel.
The number of Potters
Protects for dementors
Dark Magic that conceals a part of the soul in an object
When you need clues about the fight against Voldemort
Inside the Locket
How Dumbledore addresses Voldemort
Hermione's Patronus
4 Privet __________
Voldemort's followers
Ron Weasley always does this.
Dancers at the Quidditch World Cup
Dances with McGonagall at Yule Ball.
Where the 3rd Horcrux is hidden.
Windardium ____________
A wand store
One of Dumbledore's middle names
Barty Crouch's house elf
Snape's Patronus
Something between Bagman and the Weasley Twins
"You're a __________, Harry"
A temperamental tree
James Potter
Underestimated by Voldemort
Peter Pettigrew, Albus Dumbledore, etc
The boy who lived
Password to Headmaster's office during the Battle of Hogwarts
McGonagall's animagus
Master of __________
Sadistic teachers at Hogwarts
Willed to Ronald Weasley
Hagrid's old friend hiding in the Forbidden Forest
A part of Quidditch
Muggles
The Horcrux hidden under the floorboards
Mode of transportation
Dark wizard hunter
Takes all the socks.
Amelia _________
Professor of Divination
Elder wand thief
Author of History of Magic
Bound by magic to serve a family
Lily Potter's eyes
The study of wands and their history
The spell to erase one's memory
Password to Dumbledore's office
The charm that protects through family blood
The Weasley's Home
Read upside down
The favorite Defensive Against the Dark Arts professor
"You have your mother's ______"
Neville's mother
Wandmaker
Great for picking locks
Hangs above the scene of a murder

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