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The Bondi Bludgers
LOL but I think you will find that they're called the "All Whites".
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They work mate, they work... or become dole bludgers.... the former is recommended
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the four balls are the snitch, Quaffle, and two bludgers
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QUIDDITCH is a game when people fly around on broomsticks score points with quaffles. avoid bludgers and catch the snitch.
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The beaters hit a ball call the bludger. The bludger is charmed so that it moves on its own and it is the beaters job to keep it away from their teammates.
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She was the Chaser on the Gryffindor house Quidditch team. She was good at dodging Bludgers and was the one whose nose was broken after somebody hit her with one.
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Well the quditch store does not but there are the few select stores that do sell Snitches beaters and bludgers. Quaffles too. But I don't remember which stores.
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A bludger is one of the types of balls used in quidditch. There are two of them in the game. The Beaters use bats to protect their team members and to direct the bludgers at the opposing team. Bludgers are magically designed to try and knock the players off of their brooms.
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The Quaffle is like a soccer ball (or basketball or hockey puck) that you have to get through the hoops to score ten points. (Each team has three Chasers that try to get the Quaffle past the Keeper and through the hoops).
The Bludgers are the two balls that attack the players. Each team has two Beaters that try to knock the Bludgers away from their players and towards the other team's players.
The Golden Snitch is the most important ball. The team that catches the Snitch earns 150 points and wins the game. Each team has one Seeker that tries to catch the Snitch.
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In Quidditch, there are two teams that compete against each other wile flying on broomsticks to score goals.
There is the Quaffle-a large red ball which is passed around from player to player and is used to score goals.
There are two bludgers which are used by the two Beaters of each team in order to try and knock players of the opposite teams off of their broomsticks. The bludgers are medium sized black balls that are hard and are "beaten" with a bat in order to send them flying around the field.
There is also a Golden Snitch, a small, winged, golden ball that flies around the Quidditch pitch. The game does not end until the Snitch is caught and the team that catched the Snitch is awarded 150 points.
There are three 'goal-posts' that are high off of the ground, and for every time the quaffle is thrown through the 'hoop' the team that scored is awarded ten points.
Each team consists of two beaters, who control the bludgers; seven Chasers, who try to score goals with the Quaffle; and there is one Seeker who seeks for the golden snitch.
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Becuase you're flying at such a large height and you could easily fall off your flying broomstick. Also, because animated balls are flying at your head (called Bludgers), *trying* to knock you off your broom and maybe break a bone or two in the process. Also, going at high speeds is dangerous, as you could run into anything.
There are many fouls possible, such as 'cobbing' excessive use of elbows. And while you are not supposed to use your wand during the match, the audience sometimes does and referee's have often disappeared.
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There are officially 700 possible fouls that can be committed. Although only about 10 are particularly common, like grabbing your opponents broom or colliding with them.
It should also be mentioned that several hundred of them are pretty much impossible to be committed now as players are not allowed to carry their wands during matches and the old nobility laws about carrying swords no longer apply.
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The Seeker - Has to catch the snitch.
The Keeper - Has to guard the goals to stop the Quaffle from getting through.
The Chasers - Have to pass the Quaffle to each other and score.
The Beaters - Have to use their bats to hit the Bludgers either to the other team or away from their own team.
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The largest ball used in Quidditch is the quaffle. We know this because in the first book, chapter ten (Hallowe'en), it says in reference to the bludgers that they are smaller than the red quaffle. It also later says that the snitch is the size of a large walnut.
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The Quaffle - a large, bright red ball used to score points (10 points per goal)
Two Bludgers - round, jet black balls enchanted to fly at and harm players, which can be directed, using clubs, at the opposing team, by players known as Beaters.
The Golden Snitch - a small golden ball with wings which must be captured by a seeker in order to win their time 150 points.
Also, in the early stages of the Harry Potter Quidditch video game, the player will train to be a seeker using the Golden Snidget, which is a small golden bird with fully rotational wings. (Not a ball, but still).
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 4 words with the pattern B-U-GE--. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter B and 3rd letter U and 5th letter G and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:
bludgeon
bludgers
blungers
bourgeon
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 6 words with the pattern B---G-RS. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter B and 5th letter G and 7th letter R and 8th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
blaggers
bloggers
bludgers
blungers
braggers
bringers
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -LUDG-R-. That is, eight letter words with 2nd letter L and 3rd letter U and 4th letter D and 5th letter G and 7th letter R. In alphabetical order, they are:
bludgers
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 6 words with the pattern -LU-GE--. That is, eight letter words with 2nd letter L and 3rd letter U and 5th letter G and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:
bludgeon
bludgers
blungers
pluggers
plungers
sluggers
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -LUD--RS. That is, eight letter words with 2nd letter L and 3rd letter U and 4th letter D and 7th letter R and 8th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
bludgers
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 9 words with the pattern B--D-E-S. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter B and 4th letter D and 6th letter E and 8th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
baldness
bendlets
bladders
bludgers
boldness
bondless
boodlers
bridlers
bundlers
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Quidditch is a game played by characters in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series.
The game is played on broomsticks outside on a oval-shaped pitch. There are two teams of 7 players, with 4 balls in play at all times.
The first ball is called the Quaffle. The Quaffle is handled by the three Chasers. It is passed between the Chasers towards the opposing team's Keeper, who guards his team's three hoops. When a Chaser passes the Quaffle through one of the three hoops, his team scores 10 points.
There are 2 balls called Bludgers, which are self-propelled balls, enchanted to try and unseat as many players from both teams as possible. There are two players on each team that handle the Bludgers, called Beaters. These players carry clubs that they use to keep the Bludgers from hitting their own teammates, and try and hit them towards the opposing team members.
The last ball in play is called the Golden Snitch. This is a golf ball-sized ball with fluttering wings that eludes capture by both team's seekers. The Seeker who catches the Golden Snitch usually wins the game for his/her team, as this ends the game and gives his team 150 points. This means both that the Seeker has the most dangerous job and are fouled the most and that the team that catches the Snitch almost always wins but not necessarily.
There are also 700 possible fouls in Quidditch but only one match has ever had all of the possible fouls.
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It is Called Quidditch. It is played on brooms, and the main object to score as much as possible before the golden ball, snitch gets caught. More info can be found by Doing a search for "Quidditch"
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 21 words with the pattern B-U--ERS. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter B and 3rd letter U and 6th letter E and 7th letter R and 8th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
baulkers
blubbers
bluchers
bludgers
bluffers
blunders
blungers
blunkers
blurters
blushers
blusters
boulders
boulters
bouncers
bounders
bourders
bouviers
bruisers
bruiters
brummers
brushers
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There are seven players on each team; One seeker, one keeper, two beaters and three chasers.
The seeker catches the snitch.
The keeper tries to block the other team from scoring a point.
The beaters hit the bludgers.
The chasers score the points.
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Quidditch is a fictional game played in the Harry Potter books. In 2005, students at Middlebury College in Vermont started playing Quidditch as an intermural sport. The first intercollegiate Quidditch match was held in November 2007 between Middlebury College and Vassar College. In 2007, the Intecollegiate Quidditch Association was founded. In 2010 it changed its name to the International Quidditch Association.
Over 400 colleges and 300 high schools compete in Quidditch, the majority of which are in the United States. Every year, the IQA holds a World Cup tournament in New York City where four colleges compete for the title.
Although the sport is played at many colleges, it is not officially recognized as a NCAA sport. See related links for more information on the IQA.
In the Harry Potter books, Quidditch is a game played on flying broomsticks. There are 7 players - 2 beaters, 3 chasers, 1 keeper and 1 seeker. The chasers try to put the quaffle past the keeper and through the hoops at the end of the field, the beaters try to keep the bludgers away from their teammates, and seeker tries to catch the golden snitch to end the game. Each quaffle is worth 10 points and the golden snitch is worth 150 points.
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Quidditch is a fictional game played in the Harry Potter books. In 2005, students at Middlebury College in Vermont started playing Quidditch as an intermural sport. The first intercollegiate Quidditch match was held in November 2007 between Middlebury College and Vassar College. In 2007, the Intecollegiate Quidditch Association was founded. In 2010 it changed its name to the International Quidditch Association.
Over 400 colleges and 300 high schools compete in Quidditch, the majority of which are in the United States. Every year, the IQA holds a World Cup tournament in New York City where four colleges compete for the title.
Although the sport is played at many colleges, it is not officially recognized as a NCAA sport. See related links for more information on the IQA.
In the Harry Potter books, Quidditch is a game played on flying broomsticks. There are 7 players - 2 beaters, 3 chasers, 1 keeper and 1 seeker. The chasers try to put the quaffle past the keeper and through the hoops at the end of the field, the beaters try to keep the bludgers away from their teammates, and seeker tries to catch the golden snitch to end the game. Each quaffle is worth 10 points and the golden snitch is worth 150 points.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 83 words with the pattern ----GERS. That is, eight letter words with 5th letter G and 6th letter E and 7th letter R and 8th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
allegers
alnagers
armigers
avengers
blaggers
bloggers
bludgers
blungers
braggers
bringers
changers
chargers
chiggers
chuggers
clangers
clingers
cloggers
cringers
damagers
dowagers
draggers
dredgers
drudgers
druggers
engagers
flaggers
flangers
flingers
floggers
foragers
frangers
friggers
grangers
grudgers
grungers
homagers
integers
lamigers
leidgers
loungers
managers
obligers
pledgers
pluggers
plungers
potagers
preggers
priggers
proggers
ravagers
renegers
skangers
skeggers
slangers
sledgers
slingers
sloggers
sluggers
smudgers
sniggers
socagers
spadgers
spargers
spongers
staggers
stingers
stodgers
swaggers
swedgers
swiggers
swingers
tanagers
thiggers
triggers
trudgers
twangers
twiggers
veligers
voyagers
whingers
wringers
wrongers
youngers
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Quidditch is a fictional sport played in the fiction novels and movies of Harry Potter. It is played on broomsticks, and each team has 7 players-the seeker, the keeper, 2 beaters, and 3 chasers. The seeker tries to catch a fast little ball called the snitch which will end the game. The beaters keep bludgers away from their players; bludgers are larger balls that chase the players around trying to knock them off their brooms. The chasers use the quaffle, which is a red ball, and they try to score through 3 different hoops, sort of like basketball. The keeper guards the hoops to stop the other team from scoring.
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First its Draco not drago. Lucius is married to Narccissa who is sister to Andromeda and Bellatrix.
Andromeda wife to Ted Tonks who are both parents to Nymphadora the wife of Remus Lupin and mother to Teddy Lupin.
Bellatrix is the widow of Rodolphus Lestrange whos brother was Rabastan Lestrange.
Bellatrix is the elder of the three sisters all of their parents are called Cygnus and Druella Black. All pure bloods. Cousin to the sisters is Order of Phoenix is Harry Potter's godfather Sirius Black.
Lucius and Narcissa's son is Draco who later becomes father to Scorpius, his wife's name is not mentioned in the book.
The Malfoy family is extremly wealthy and they brag of this aswell as the pureness of their blood. As the family are known death eaters it is to no shock that each of them were sorted into Slytherin by a hat that was once Godric Gryffindors. Draco and Harry were imediatley enemies as soon as they met in Madame Malkins robes for all occaisions in Diagon Alley, London, but this became more pronounced as Draco offended Harry and his new friend Ron Weasley on the Hogwarts express. During their years at Hogwarts Harry, Ron and Hermione were called rude names like mudblood, hit in the back by bludgers from slytherin beater Vincent Crabbe one of two of Draco's protective cronies, etc. The other cronie is Gregory Goyle.
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I'm not sure what game your asking about but in Harry Potter they have several games. Quidditch (a sport that they play on brooms), Wizards chess (normal chess except the peics move on their own and bash each other), and Exploding snap (I don't know what this is but its in their). I don't know if this is what your looking for but i hope it helped.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 119 words with the pattern B-----RS. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter B and 7th letter R and 8th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
babblers
baconers
bafflers
bahadurs
barriers
batchers
battlers
baulkers
beaglers
beetlers
behavers
bejabers
belabors
belayers
belchers
benchers
bescours
besmears
bevelers
bicolors
bigeners
bilayers
biophors
bittours
blabbers
bladders
blaggers
blaguers
blasters
blathers
blatters
bleaters
bleeders
bleepers
blenders
blessers
blethers
blinders
blinkers
blisters
blithers
blitzers
bloaters
blockers
bloggers
bloomers
bloopers
blotters
blubbers
bluchers
bludgers
bluffers
blunders
blungers
blunkers
blurters
blushers
blusters
boarders
boasters
bogglers
bolivars
bolsters
boodlers
boosters
botchers
bottlers
boudoirs
boulders
boulters
bouncers
bounders
bourders
bouviers
bowlders
braggers
braiders
branders
branners
brasiers
brawlers
braziers
breakers
breeders
breviers
bridlers
briefers
brimmers
bringers
broiders
broilers
brommers
bronzers
brooders
brothers
browsers
bruisers
bruiters
brummers
brushers
bubblers
bucklers
bugbears
builders
bulghurs
bullbars
bumblers
bumsters
bundlers
bunglers
burblers
burghers
burglars
bursters
bustiers
bustlers
butchers
byliners
bywoners
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Diagon Alley. Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occasions for his school robes. Ollivander's for his wand. Eeylop's Owl Emporium is where Harry can get his owl. Also, there is Magical Menagerie which is a pet store except it sells more than just owls including rats, toads, cats, and pet supplies. Flourish and Blott's is a bookstore where he can buy all of his school textbooks. Potage's Cauldron Shop is where you can buy your different cauldrons. Slug & Jiggers Apothecary is where you can buy all of your potion ingredients. For his robes, he could also go to Twilfit & Twittings, but that is presumably a more upscale store as seeing that Narcissa Malfoy prefers prefers to shop there. And for quidditch, he could go to Quality Quidditch Supplies which sells the Hogwarts quidditch robes, broomsticks, quaffles, bludgers, bats, snitches, etc...
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**This answer is for the Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix video game for Play Station 2**
Idk what the portraits are called, so here's a description of it....
1) Grand Staircase <-> Gryffindor Common Room
"Mimbulus mimbletonia"
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The infamous "Fat Lady" is the first portrait whose password you will discover.
She is unique to the game in that she has only one portrait. Her password is
also required to advance the plot of the main storyline.
All Gryffindors should have this password. Ron, however, doesn't remember it.
(Presumably there was something shiny outside the train window during this
portion of his prefect briefing.) Turn around and ask the Gryffindor student
standing behind you to gain the password.
2) Grand Staircase <-> Second Floor
"Studious success"
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This portrait of a portly scholar is also required to advance the storyline. He
wishes to test your ability to gather information. Specifically, you must find
out from a first-year Ravenclaw student where House founder Rowena Ravenclaw
came from.
Go downstairs to the Entrance Hall, where you will find a girl with a Ravenclaw
blue stripe on her sweater. She will tell you that Rowena Ravenclaw came from
the glens.
Return this information to the portrait to gain this portrait's password. You
may now seek the other portraits' passwords.
3) Library <-> Fourth Floor
"No news is good news"
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This portrait of a man in a pointed cap asks for the headline of the current
Daily Prophet. If prompted further, he suggests getting the paper from an owl
in the Great Hall. He doesn't know quite how, but surely you can figure it out!
Go to the Great Hall and move to the far end. Target the headmasters lectern
and cast ACCIO on it. A trio of owls will swoop down from the ceiling in a
brief cutscene. One will drop a newspaper on the floor. Pick it up, then return
to the portrait in the library and make your report to gain access to this
passage.
4) Grand Staircase <-> Transfiguration Courtyard
"Dragon's egg"
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The portrait of Giffard Abbott, a nobleman with his dog, only likes Hufflepuff
students. You'll need to prevail on a member of that house to share the info.
Find any student with a Hufflepuff yellow-striped sweater and interact with
them. (There are always a few in the Great Hall, if you're stumped.) They'll
remember that you helped Cedric Diggory during last year's Triwizard Tournament
and give you the password in his honor.
Return to the portrait to receive access.
5) Grand Staircase <-> Third Floor/Clock Tower
"Chops and gravy"
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The way to this medieval lady's heart is through her painted stomach. She
requests that you ask Giffard Abbott (portrait #4) to send her some food; she
simply can't talk about passwords while she's so hungry.
Head down to Giffard's portrait (the camera will pan to it briefly) and speak
to him. He'll agree to have food sent to Damara Dodderidge.
Return to her with the good news, and she'll share her password with you.
6) Grand Staircase <-> Boathouse
"This password is absurd"
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This poetic portrait of a man in red refuses to speak in anything but rhymes
and riddles. He'll tell you to seek "the man with faces three". In fact, the
three-faced man is a portrait that hangs in three locations within the castle.
To find the one that concerns you, however, go to the seventh floor and look
around for the portrait of a black-robed man.
The black-robed man will send you to someone called Basil Fronsac. This is the
"studious success" portrait (#2) on the Grand Staircase. Go and speak to him.
He will send you to find a portrait of a shepherdess, with the vague comment
that she is on the second floor landing. This is a bit deceptive. In fact, you
need tohead to the second floor and onwards as if you are going to Herbology.
When you come to the broad stone stairway down to the greenhouses, stop on the
second landing down. There you should see a tall, gilt-framed portrait of a
shepherdess with her flock behind her. Step up to her and speak to her.
The shepherdess will direct you to Google Stump, the portrait who hangs in the
Viaduct Entrance. At the bottom of the main staircase there, look to the right
to spot him.
He will, in turn, pass you off to good old Giffard Abbott, the "dragon's egg"
portrait (#4) on the Grand Staircase. Abbott, thank goodness, knows the
password is absurd, in more ways than one.
Return to the ridiculous rhymester who started this frustrating folderol and
he will, at last, grant you access.
7) Herbology Corridor <-> Fifth Floor
"Flaming earwigs"
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This portrait of a rather nervous gentleman is hung in the Herbology corridor
opposite a big, creepy eye. He wants the eye gone...and who can blame him?
To soothe him into giving you his password, cast REPARO on the two broken suits
of armor to either side of the eye. A banner will unroll, shielding the eye
from view (and eliciting some rather amusing complaints from its owner).
Talk to the portrait again and he will gratefully tell you his password.
8) Viaduct Entrance <-> First Floor
"Volo futurus unus"
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This portrait of a man capped and gowned in rusty red has guarded his password
so faithfully that, in fact, no one knows it. When it's pointed out to him that
this means he isn't actually doing his job (it's not really a passage if no one
can pass through it), he'll agree to share it with you...
Only you.
He won't speak to you unless all the other students are cleared from the area.
(Ron and Hermione can stay.) Turn around and you'll see two students standing
behind you. Draw and hold your wand on them, and they'll run away. Voila.
Talk to the portrait again to receive this most secret password.
9) Third Floor <-> Second Floor
"Forget-me-never"
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This portrait of a black-robed man hasn't heard his password in fifty years. In
fact, it's been so long that he can't remember it, either. To unearth it,
you'll have to consult with someone who was here fifty years ago. Why not ask a
ghost?
Go to Myrtle's Bathroom and ask her for the password, then return to the
absent-minded portrait and remind him of it. Safe passage will be yours.
10) Seventh Floor <-> Fourth Floor
"Three heads are better than one"
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*** This portrait's quest may not be completed until you have learned to cast
INCENDIO ***
The man with three faces can be found on the seventh floor. He'll require you
to find "himself"--that is, another of his portraits, whose presence is heard
but not seen during his dialogue!
Go to the fourth floor. Up the stairs from portrait #3, move straight along the
hall to the small wooden door and pass through it. The counterpart to the
seventh-floor portrait is obscured by a cobweb. Target it and burn the nasty
film away with INCENDIO, then speak to the revealed portrait to gain access to
this passageway.
11) Grand Staircase (Dungeon level) <-> Seventh Floor
"Scurrilous scoundrel"
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*** This portrait's quest may not be completed until after speaking to Hannah
Abbott during the gathering of Dumbledore's Army ***
This passageway, guarded by the portrait of a red-bearded astronomer, must be
opened during the course of the main storyline. While gathering the DA, seek
out Hannah Abbott at the Dungeon level of the Grand Staircase. She refuses to
come while there's a risk of being caught. You'll need to find a safe, secret
passage for her.
Go up the stairs at the far end of the room, where you'll find a portrait on
the first landing. Speak to him to secure both his password and Hannah's
attendance.
12) Dungeon Corridor <-> Dungeons
"Slytherins are supreme"
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*** This portrait's quest may not be completed until you have gained access to
the invisibility cloak by completing Ginny Weasley's quest during the gathering
of Dumbledore's Army ***
This portrait of a rather nasty Slytherin witch guards a Slytherin-exclusive
passageway. Or so she thinks. Speak to her in the Dungeon Corridor and she will
tauntingly invite you to ask a Slytherin student for the password.
Yeah. Right.
Instead, retrieve the invisibility cloak from the Gryffindor Boys' Dormitory,
then return to the corridor. Just inside, a pair of Slytherin first-years are
complaining of being late to Potions unless they use the passageway. Follow
them to the portrait and eavesdrop, then go stash your cloak again.
Go back to the portrait and rub her nose in your cunning; she will be forced to
grant you grudging access.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1942 words with the pattern -L------. That is, eight letter words with 2nd letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:
alachlor
alacrity
alaiment
alamedas
alamodes
alanines
alannahs
alarming
alarmism
alarmist
alarumed
alastors
alastrim
alations
albacore
albedoes
alberghi
albicore
albiness
albinism
albitise
albitize
albizias
albizzia
albumens
albumins
albumose
alburnum
alcahest
alcaides
alcaldes
alcatras
alcaydes
alcazars
alchemic
alcheras
alcidine
alcohols
alcolock
alcopops
alcorzas
aldehyde
alderfly
alderman
aldermen
aldicarb
aldolase
aldoxime
aleatory
alebench
alecosts
alegging
alehouse
alembics
alencons
alepines
alerions
alertest
alerting
aleurone
aleurons
alewives
alexines
alexinic
alfalfas
alfaquin
alfaquis
alforjas
alfresco
algaroba
algebras
algerine
algesias
algicide
algidity
alginate
algology
algorism
alguacil
alguazil
aliasing
alibiing
alicants
alidades
alienage
alienate
alienees
alieners
aliening
alienism
alienist
alienors
aligarta
alighted
aligners
aligning
aliments
aliquant
aliquots
alizarin
alizaris
alkahest
alkalies
alkalify
alkaline
alkalise
alkalize
alkaloid
alkanets
alkannin
alkoxide
alkylate
allanite
allative
allayers
allaying
alledged
alledges
allegers
allegged
allegges
alleging
allegory
allegros
allelism
alleluia
allergen
allergic
allergin
allerion
alleycat
alleyway
allheals
alliable
alliance
allicins
alligate
allnight
allobars
allocate
allodial
allodium
allogamy
allomone
allonges
allonyms
allopath
allosaur
allotted
allottee
allotter
allotype
allotypy
allovers
allowing
alloxans
alloying
allozyme
allseeds
allsorts
allspice
alluding
allurers
alluring
allusion
allusive
alluvial
alluvion
alluvium
almagest
almanack
almanacs
almemars
almeries
almighty
almirahs
almoners
alnagers
alocasia
alodiums
aloetics
alogical
alopecia
alopecic
alpaccas
alphabet
alphorns
alphosis
alpinely
alpinism
alpinist
altarage
alterant
alterers
altering
alterity
alternat
alternes
altesses
altezzas
althaeas
althorns
although
altitude
altoists
altrices
altruism
altruist
aluminas
alumines
aluminic
aluminum
alumiums
alumroot
alunites
alveated
alveolar
alveoles
alveolus
alyssums
blabbers
blabbing
blackboy
blackcap
blackens
blackest
blackfin
blackfly
blackgum
blacking
blackish
blackleg
blackout
blacktop
bladders
bladdery
bladding
bladings
blaggers
blagging
blaguers
blagueur
blamable
blamably
blameful
blanched
blancher
blanches
blancoed
blandest
blandish
blankest
blankets
blankety
blankies
blanking
blanquet
blarneys
blarting
blashier
blastema
blasters
blastier
blasties
blasting
blastoff
blastoid
blastoma
blastula
blatancy
blathers
blattant
blatters
blatting
blauboks
blauding
blaworts
blazered
blazoned
blazoner
blazonry
bleached
bleacher
bleaches
bleakest
bleakish
blearest
blearier
blearily
blearing
bleaters
bleating
blebbier
blebbing
bleeders
bleeding
bleepers
bleeping
blellums
blenched
blencher
blenches
blenders
blending
blennies
blesboks
blesbuck
blessers
blessing
blethers
bletting
bleuatre
blewarts
blighted
blighter
blimbing
blimpish
blindage
blinders
blindest
blindgut
blinding
blingest
blinging
blinkard
blinkers
blinking
blinning
blintzes
blipping
blipvert
blissful
blissing
blisters
blistery
blithely
blithers
blithest
blitzers
blitzing
blizzard
bloaters
bloating
blobbier
blobbing
blockade
blockage
blockers
blockier
blockies
blocking
blockish
bloggers
blogging
blokedom
blokeish
blokiest
bloncket
blondest
blondine
blonding
blondish
bloodfin
bloodied
bloodier
bloodies
bloodily
blooding
bloodred
bloomers
bloomery
bloomier
blooming
bloopers
blooping
bloosmed
bloosmes
blossoms
blossomy
blotched
blotches
blotless
blotters
blottier
blotting
blouboks
blousier
blousily
blousing
blousons
bloviate
blowback
blowball
blowdown
blowfish
blowguns
blowhard
blowhole
blowiest
blowjobs
blowkart
blowlamp
blowoffs
blowouts
blowpipe
blowsier
blowsily
blowtube
blowzier
blowzily
blubbers
blubbery
blubbing
bluchers
bludgeon
bludgers
bludging
bludiest
blueback
blueball
bluebeat
bluebell
bluebill
bluebird
bluebook
bluebuck
bluebush
bluecaps
bluecoat
bluefins
bluefish
bluegill
bluegown
bluegums
bluehead
blueings
bluejack
bluejays
blueline
blueness
bluenose
bluesier
bluesman
bluesmen
bluestem
bluetick
bluetits
bluettes
blueweed
bluewing
bluewood
bluffers
bluffest
bluffing
bluggier
bluidier
blunders
blungers
blunging
blunkers
blunking
bluntest
blunting
bluntish
blurbing
blurbist
blurrier
blurrily
blurring
blurters
blurting
blushers
blushets
blushful
blushing
blusters
blustery
clabbers
clachans
clackbox
clackers
clacking
claddagh
cladders
claddies
cladding
cladisms
cladists
cladodes
clafouti
claggier
clagging
claimant
claimers
claiming
clamancy
clambake
clambers
clamlike
clammers
clammier
clammily
clamming
clamored
clamorer
clamours
clampers
clamping
clamworm
clangbox
clangers
clanging
clangors
clangour
clankier
clanking
clannish
clanship
clansman
clansmen
clapdish
clapnets
clappers
clapping
claptrap
claquers
claqueur
clarains
clarence
clareted
clarinet
clarinos
clarions
clarkias
clarsach
clartier
clarting
clashers
clashing
claspers
clasping
classers
classico
classics
classier
classify
classily
classing
classism
classist
classman
classmen
classons
clastics
clatched
clatches
clatters
clattery
clatting
clauchts
claughts
claustra
clausula
clauting
clavated
clavecin
clavered
clavicle
claviers
claviger
clawback
clawless
clawlike
claybank
clayiest
claylike
claymore
claypans
clayware
cleaners
cleanest
cleaning
cleansed
cleanser
cleanses
cleanups
clearage
clearcut
clearers
clearest
clearing
clearway
cleating
cleavage
cleavers
cleaving
cleckier
clecking
cleeking
cleeping
clefting
cleidoic
clematis
clemency
clemming
clenched
clencher
clenches
clergies
clerical
clerihew
clerkdom
clerkess
clerking
clerkish
cleruchs
cleruchy
cleveite
cleverer
cleverly
clevises
clicheed
clickers
clickets
clicking
cliental
cliffier
cliftier
climatal
climated
climates
climatic
climaxed
climaxes
climbers
climbing
clinally
clinamen
clinched
clincher
clinches
clingers
clingier
clinging
clinical
clinique
clinkers
clinking
cliparts
clippers
clippies
clipping
cliquier
cliquing
cliquish
cliquism
clitella
clithral
clitoral
clitoric
clitoris
clitters
cloaking
clobbers
clochard
clockers
clocking
cloddier
clodding
cloddish
clodpate
clodpole
clodpoll
cloggers
cloggier
cloggily
clogging
cloisons
cloister
clomping
clonally
clonings
clonisms
clonking
clonuses
clopping
closable
closeout
closeted
closeups
closings
closured
closures
clotburs
clothier
clothing
clotpoll
clotters
clottier
clotting
clottish
clotured
clotures
cloudage
cloudier
cloudily
clouding
cloudlet
clouring
clouters
clouting
clovered
clowders
clownery
clowning
clownish
cloyless
cloyment
cloysome
clubable
clubbers
clubbier
clubbily
clubbing
clubbish
clubbism
clubbist
clubface
clubfeet
clubfoot
clubhand
clubhaul
clubhead
clubland
clubroom
clubroot
clubrush
cluckier
clucking
cludgies
clueless
clumbers
clumpers
clumpier
clumping
clumpish
clumsier
clumsily
clunches
clunkers
clunkier
clunking
clupeids
clupeoid
clusters
clustery
clutched
clutches
clutters
cluttery
clypeate
clysters
elancing
elaphine
elapsing
elastane
elastase
elastics
elastins
elatedly
elaterid
elaterin
elations
elatives
elbowing
eldorado
eldritch
electees
electing
election
elective
electors
electret
electric
electron
electros
electrum
elegance
elegancy
elegiacs
elegiast
elegised
elegises
elegists
elegized
elegizes
elements
elenchic
elenchus
elenctic
elephant
elevated
elevates
elevator
eleventh
elfhoods
elfishly
elflands
elflocks
elicited
elicitor
elidible
eligible
eligibly
elisions
elitisms
elitists
elkhound
ellipses
ellipsis
elliptic
ellopses
ellwands
elmwoods
elocuted
elocutes
elogists
elogiums
eloigned
eloigner
eloiners
eloining
elongate
eloquent
elsewise
eludible
elusions
elutions
eluviate
eluviums
elvanite
elvishly
elytroid
elytrous
flabbier
flabbily
flabella
flackers
flackery
flackets
flacking
flaffers
flaffing
flagella
flaggers
flaggier
flagging
flagless
flagpole
flagrant
flagship
flailing
flakiest
flambeau
flambeed
flambees
flamelet
flamenco
flameout
flamfews
flamiest
flamines
flamingo
flamming
flammule
flancard
flanched
flanches
flanerie
flaneurs
flangers
flanging
flankers
flanking
flannels
flannens
flaperon
flapjack
flapless
flappers
flappier
flapping
flareups
flariest
flashers
flashest
flashgun
flashier
flashily
flashing
flaskets
flatback
flatbeds
flatboat
flatcaps
flatcars
flatette
flatfeet
flatfish
flatfoot
flathead
flatiron
flatland
flatlets
flatline
flatling
flatlong
flatmate
flatness
flatpack
flattens
flatters
flattery
flattest
flatties
flatting
flattish
flattops
flatuous
flatuses
flatware
flatwash
flatways
flatwise
flatwork
flatworm
flaughts
flaunted
flaunter
flautist
flavanol
flavines
flavones
flavonol
flavored
flavorer
flavours
flavoury
flawiest
flawless
flaxiest
flaxseed
flaysome
fleabags
fleabane
fleabite
fleapits
fleasome
fleawort
fleckers
flecking
flection
fledgier
fledging
fleecers
fleeched
fleeches
fleecier
fleecies
fleecily
fleecing
fleerers
fleering
fleetest
fleeting
flegging
flehmens
fleishig
fleishik
flenched
flencher
flenches
flensers
flensing
fleshers
fleshier
fleshily
fleshing
fleshpot
fletched
fletcher
fletches
flettons
fleurets
fleurons
flexagon
flexible
flexibly
flexions
flextime
flexuose
flexuous
flexural
flexures
flibbert
flichter
flickers
flickery
flicking
flighted
flimflam
flimping
flimsier
flimsies
flimsily
flinched
flincher
flinches
flinders
flingers
flinging
flinkite
flintier
flintify
flintily
flinting
flipbook
flipflop
flippant
flippers
flippest
flipping
flirters
flirtier
flirting
flirtish
fliskier
flisking
flitched
flitches
flittern
flitters
flitting
flivvers
floatage
floatant
floatcut
floatels
floaters
floatier
floating
floccing
floccose
floccule
flocculi
flockier
flocking
floggers
flogging
flokatis
flooders
flooding
floodlit
floodway
floorage
floorers
flooring
floosies
floozies
flopover
floppers
floppier
floppies
floppily
flopping
florally
floreant
florence
florider
floridly
floriest
florigen
florists
floruits
florulae
florules
floscule
flossers
flossier
flossies
flossily
flossing
flotages
flotilla
flotsams
flounced
flounces
flounder
flourier
flouring
flourish
floushed
floushes
flousing
flouters
flouting
flowages
flowered
flowerer
floweret
flubbers
flubbing
flubdubs
fluellen
fluellin
fluences
fluently
fluerics
fluework
fluffers
fluffier
fluffily
fluffing
fluidics
fluidify
fluidise
fluidity
fluidize
fluidram
flukiest
flummery
flumping
flunkers
flunkeys
flunkies
flunking
fluorene
fluoride
fluorids
fluorine
fluorins
fluorite
flurried
flurries
flurring
flushers
flushest
flushier
flushing
flusters
flustery
flutiest
flutinas
flutings
flutists
flutters
fluttery
fluxgate
fluxions
flyaways
flybacks
flybanes
flybelts
flyblown
flyblows
flyboats
flybooks
flyhands
flymaker
flyovers
flypaper
flypasts
flypitch
flysches
flysheet
flyspeck
flytiers
flytings
flytraps
flywheel
glabella
glabrate
glabrous
glaceing
glacials
glaciate
glaciers
glacises
gladdens
gladdest
gladdies
gladding
gladdons
gladiate
gladiest
gladiola
gladiole
gladioli
gladlier
gladness
gladsome
gladwrap
glairier
glairing
glairins
glamored
glamours
glancers
glancing
glanders
glandule
glareous
glariest
glasnost
glassful
glassier
glassies
glassify
glassily
glassine
glassing
glassman
glassmen
glaucoma
glaucous
glauming
glaurier
glaziers
glaziery
glaziest
glazings
gleamers
gleamier
gleaming
gleaners
gleaning
gledging
gleeking
gleenies
gleesome
gleetier
gleeting
gleggest
glegness
glenlike
glenoids
glenting
gleyings
gliadine
gliadins
glibbery
glibbest
glibbing
glibness
gliddery
gliddest
glidings
gliffing
glimmers
glimmery
glimpsed
glimpser
glimpses
glintier
glinting
gliomata
glissade
glistens
glisters
glitches
glitters
glittery
glitzier
glitzily
glitzing
gloaming
gloaters
gloating
globally
globated
globbier
globoids
globoses
globular
globules
globulet
globulin
glochids
glomming
glonoins
gloomful
gloomier
gloomily
glooming
gloopier
glooping
gloppier
glopping
gloriole
gloriosa
glorious
glorying
glossary
glosseme
glossers
glossier
glossies
glossily
glossina
glossing
glossist
glouting
glovings
glowered
glowlamp
glowworm
gloxinia
glozings
glucagon
glucinas
glucinic
glucinum
glucoses
glucosic
gluelike
gluepots
glugging
gluhwein
gluiness
glumella
glummest
glumness
glumpier
glumpily
glumpish
glunched
glunches
glutaeal
glutaeus
glutamic
glutelin
glutenin
glutting
gluttons
gluttony
glycemia
glycemic
glyceria
glyceric
glycerin
glycerol
glyceryl
glycines
glycogen
glycolic
glyconic
glycoses
glycosyl
glyptals
glyptics
ilkadays
illapsed
illapses
illation
illative
illegals
illinium
illiquid
illision
illogics
illuding
illumine
illuming
illusion
illusive
illusory
illuvial
illuvium
ilmenite
klapping
klatches
klaverns
klaviers
klaxoned
kleagles
klephtic
klezmers
klinkers
klisters
klondike
klondyke
klooches
kludgier
kludging
klutzier
klystron
llaneros
oldening
oldsquaw
oldsters
oldstyle
oldwives
oleander
olearias
oleaster
olefiant
olefines
olefinic
olestras
olfacted
olibanum
olicooks
oligarch
oligemia
oligemic
oligists
oligomer
oliguria
oliphant
olivines
olivinic
ologists
ologoans
olorosos
olycooks
olykoeks
olympiad
olympics
placable
placably
placards
placated
placater
placates
placcate
placcats
placebos
placeman
placemen
placenta
placider
placidly
placings
placitum
plackets
placoids
plafonds
plagiary
plagiums
plaguers
plaguier
plaguily
plaguing
plaiding
plaidman
plaidmen
plainant
plainest
plainful
plaining
plainish
plaister
plaiters
plaiting
planaria
planched
planches
planchet
planetic
planform
plangent
planking
plankter
plankton
planless
planners
planning
planosol
plantage
plantain
planters
planting
plantlet
plantule
planulae
planular
planuria
plapping
plashers
plashets
plashier
plashing
plasmids
plasmins
plasmoid
plasmons
plasters
plastery
plastics
plastids
plastral
plastron
plastrum
platanes
platanna
platband
plateasm
plateaus
plateaux
plateful
platelet
plateman
platemen
platform
platiest
platinas
platings
platinic
platinum
platonic
platoons
platters
platting
platypus
platysma
plaudite
plaudits
plausive
playable
playacts
playback
playbill
playbook
playboys
playdate
playdays
playdown
playgirl
playgoer
playland
playless
playlets
playlike
playlist
playmate
playoffs
playpens
playroom
playsome
playsuit
playtime
playwear
pleached
pleaches
pleaders
pleading
pleasant
pleasers
pleaseth
pleasing
pleasure
pleaters
pleather
pleating
plebbier
plebeian
plectres
plectron
plectrum
pledgees
pledgeor
pledgers
pledgets
pledging
pledgors
pleiades
plenarty
plenches
plenipos
plenisms
plenists
plenties
pleonasm
pleonast
pleopods
plerions
pleromas
pleromes
plessors
plethora
pleuched
pleughed
pleurisy
pleuston
plexures
plexuses
pliantly
plicated
plicates
plighted
plighter
plimming
plimsole
plimsoll
plimsols
plinkers
plinking
pliocene
pliofilm
pliosaur
pliotron
pliskies
ploating
plodders
plodding
plodging
ploidies
plonging
plonkers
plonkier
plonking
plookier
plopping
plosions
plosives
plotless
plotline
plottage
plotters
plottier
plotties
plotting
plotzing
ploughed
plougher
ploukier
plouters
plowable
plowback
plowboys
plowhead
plowland
plowters
pluckers
pluckier
pluckily
plucking
pluffier
pluffing
pluggers
plugging
plughole
plugless
plugolas
plugugly
plumaged
plumages
plumbago
plumbate
plumbers
plumbery
plumbing
plumbism
plumbite
plumbous
plumbums
plumcots
plumelet
plumeria
plumiest
plumiped
plumists
plumlike
plummest
plummets
plummier
plumpens
plumpers
plumpest
plumpier
plumping
plumpish
plumulae
plumular
plumules
plunders
plungers
plunging
plunkers
plunkier
plunking
plurally
plurisie
plusages
plushest
plushier
plushily
plussage
plussing
plutonic
pluvials
pluviose
pluvious
plyingly
plywoods
slabbers
slabbery
slabbier
slabbing
slablike
slackens
slackers
slackest
slacking
sladangs
slaggier
slagging
slairged
slaister
slakable
slalomed
slalomer
slammers
slamming
slanders
slangers
slangier
slangily
slanging
slangish
slanters
slanting
slapdash
slaphead
slapjack
slappers
slapping
slapshot
slarting
slashers
slashing
slatches
slathers
slatiest
slatings
slattern
slatters
slattery
slatting
slavered
slaverer
slayable
sleaving
sleazier
sleazily
sleazoid
sledders
sledding
sledgers
sledging
sleeches
sleekens
sleekers
sleekest
sleekier
sleeking
sleepers
sleepery
sleepier
sleepily
sleeping
sleepout
sleetier
sleeting
sleeveen
sleevers
sleeving
sleezier
sleighed
sleigher
sleights
slenters
sleuthed
slicings
slickens
slickers
slickest
slicking
slidable
slidders
sliddery
slideway
slidings
slighted
slighter
slightly
slimdown
slimiest
slimline
slimmers
slimmest
slimming
slimmish
slimness
slimsier
slingers
slinging
slinkers
slinkier
slinkily
slinking
slinters
sliotars
slipcase
slipform
slipknot
slipless
slipouts
slipover
slippage
slippers
slippery
slippier
slippily
slipping
sliprail
slipshod
slipslop
slipsole
slipware
slipways
slithers
slithery
slitless
slitlike
slitters
slittier
slitting
slivered
sliverer
slivovic
slobbers
slobbery
slobbier
slobbish
slobland
slockens
sloebush
sloetree
sloggers
slogging
slokened
slommock
sloomier
slooming
slooshed
slooshes
slopiest
sloppier
sloppily
slopping
slopwork
slorming
sloshier
sloshing
slotback
slothful
slothing
slotters
slotting
slouched
sloucher
slouches
sloughed
slovenly
slovenry
slowback
slowdown
slowings
slowness
slowpoke
slowworm
slubbers
slubbier
slubbing
sludgier
sludging
sluffing
slugabed
slugfest
sluggard
sluggers
slugging
sluggish
slughorn
sluicier
sluicing
slumbers
slumbery
slumgums
slumisms
slumlord
slummers
slummier
slumming
slummock
slumpier
slumping
slurpers
slurping
slurried
slurries
slurring
slushier
slushies
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