Hogwarts pupil in the same year as Harry, in Hufflepuff House. Member of the DA and made a prefect in his fifth year.

Executioner for the Ministry of Magic. A former Death Eater. (former, HAH)

Shop in Diagon Alley selling wizarding robes for all occasions.

Wizard police or Hit Wizards who are specially trained to deal with powerful criminals.

Wizarding pet shop in Diagon Alley.

Harry's arch-enemy 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.

Draco Malfoy's father. Former supporter of You-Know-Who. Former master of Dobby, the House-elf.

Mother of Draco and wife of Lucius Malfoy. A tall, slim, snooty blonde.

Another word for 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.

I solemnly swear I am up to no good.

A map that shows all the secret passageways and the whereabouts of everyone in Hogwarts. Harry and Ron use it to get to Hogsmeade.

Mischief managed.

Head of Beauxbatons Academy. Because of her size, Madame Maxime is believed to be half Giant. She has black eyes and olive skin. She puts the sparkle in Hagrid's eye.

Professor of Transfiguration at Hogwarts, Deputy Headmistress, and head of Gryffindor House. McGonagall is a member of the Order of the Phoenix and is also an animagi. She takes the form of a tabby cat.

Name of a wizard depicted on a wizard trading card.

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.

Hogwarts pupil who accidentally removed her nose when trying to cure her acne.

Resident ghost of Gryffindor Tower. Also known as Nearly Headless Nick.

Government agency that tries to keep witches and wizards secret from non-magical people.

Level seven, Department of Magical Games and Sports, incorporating the British and Irish Quidditch League Headquarters, Official Gobstones Club, and Ludicrous Patents Office

Level six, Department of Magical Transportation, incorporating the Floo Network Authority, Broom Regulatory Control, Portkey Office, and Apparation Test Center

Level five, Department of International Magical Cooperation, incorporating the International Magical Trading Standards Body, the International Magical Office of Law, and the International Confederation of Wizards, British Seats

Level four, Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures, incorporating Beast, Being, and Spirit Divisions, Goblin Liaison Office and Pest Advisory Bureau

Level three, Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes, including the Accidental Magic Reversal Squad, Obliviator Headquarters, and Muggle-Worthy Excuse Committee

Level two, Department of Magical Law Enforcement, including the Improper Use of Magic Office, Auror Headquarters, and Wizengamot Administration Services[/img]

Magical mirror that shows the onlooker their heart's desire.

Ghost girl at Hogwarts who hides in an S-bend in the first-floor girls' toilets.

Spell to move objects.

Spell to move someone who can't walk.

Plant used in Potions. Also known as Aconite or Wolfsbane.

Large green book of monsters. Required reading for third years. Must be stroked down the spine or it will bite your fingers.

Professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts in Harry's fourth year, but it was not really Moody. Bartemius Crouch Jr was using Polyjuice Potion to disguise himself as Moody.


Moody was an Auror (now an ex-Auror hence the site name xauror) and is paranoid to this day. He will not eat or drink anything without knowing exactly where it came from. A large chunk of his nose is missing, he has a wooden leg, and a magical glass eye that can see invisible things and see through objects.

Friends with Albus Dumbledore and the Weasley's.