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Scouring
Charm - Serpensortia - Severing
Charm - Shield Charm - Silencing
Charm
Slug Curse
- Sonorus - Stunner - Stupefy
- Summoning Charm - Switching
Spells
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no incantation given
Cleans things, fingernails, for example.
- Hermione taught Neville a Scouring Charm to clean the frog guts out from under his fingernails (GF14).
- A Scouring Charm is required to eradicate an infestation of Bundimuns (FB)
Serpensortia (ser-pen-SOR-sha)
"serpens" L. serpent + "sortir" Old Fr. to go out
Causes a large serpent to burst from the end of the caster's wand.
- Draco casts this spell on Harry at the Dueling Club on Snape's suggestion; the serpent moves to attack Justin Fitch-Fletchley (CS10)
no incantation given
Spell to cut something.
- Ron uses this spell to remove the lace from the neck and sleeves of his used dress robes (GF23)
no incantation given
This spell creates a magical barrier which will deflect hexes thrown at the caster.
- Harry learned this spell in his preparations for the Third Triwizard Tournament task (GF31).
no incantation given
A charm which causes something to be silent.
- The song of the Fwooper will drive the listener insane and must therefore be sold with a Silencing Charm on it. This charm must be recast on the Fwooper every month (FB).
no incantation given (no, it's not "eat slugs")
Causes the victim to belch up slugs.
- Ron tried to hit Malfoy with this curse after Malfoy had called Hermione a Mudblood. Unfortunately, Ron's wand was damaged and the spell backfired (CS7)
- Interestingly, Ron had only a short time before, at breakfast, snapped "Eat slugs, Malfoy!" This is not the incantation, however, although the film suggests that it is.
Sonorus
(so-NO-rus )
reverse: Quietus
"sonorus" L. loud
Makes the caster's voice carry over long distances.
- Ludo Bagman uses these spells to make his voice heard throughout the World Quidditch Cup stadium and over the stands of people watching the Triwizard Tournament (GF8, 31)
Stupefy
( STOO-puh-fye)
"Stunner" "Stupefying Charm"
reverse: "Ennervate"
"stupefacio" L. to make senseless, from "stupeo" L. stunned
Renders the target of the spell unconscious.
- Used by Ministry Wizards to try to stop whomever cast the Dark Mark (GF9)
- Used by dragon keepers (a lot of them at once) to manage dragons (GF
- Flavius Belby tried to use a Stupefying Charm against a Lethifold, but only succeeded in blasting a hole through his bedroom door (FB)
See ACCIO
various, depending on the transfiguration intended
A classification of Transfiguration spells.
- Neville wasn't particularly adept at these (GF15)
- Hermione, discussing ways to combat dragons:
- "Well, there are Switching Spells...but
what’s the point of Switching it? Unless you swapped its fangs for wine-gums
or something that would make it less dangerous..." (GF
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