Harry Potter with B

  • Death Eater witch, Sirius's cousin. Killed Sirius.

  • Oldest Weasley brother, Gringotts curse-breaker in Egypt.

  • Sweet wizarding drink, sold at the Three Broomsticks.

  • Author of HP history book, murdered by Nagini.

  • Hippogriff who injures Draco, later renamed Witherwings.

  • Father and son both named Barty, key HP characters.

  • Giant serpent in Chamber of Secrets, kills with gaze.

  • Shape-shifting fear creature, repelled by Riddikulus.

  • Heavy Quidditch ball that attacks players.

  • Surname of Sirius and pure-blood Black family.

  • Ludo Bagman, ex-Quidditch star, Gambling Dept head.

  • "Boy Who Lived" is Harry Potter’s famous title

  • Hogwarts Slytherin house ghost, very moody

  • Death Eater who killed his father, loyal to Voldemort

  • Inventor of Bertie Bott’s Every Flavour Beans

  • Quidditch position that hits Bludgers at opponents

  • Spell used to cause an explosion in the films

  • Slytherin student, friend of Draco Malfoy

  • Hogwarts student; first name used in books

  • French wizarding school from Goblet of Fire

  • The Weasley family home in Devon

  • Old pure-blood wizarding family in HP lore

  • Barty Crouch Sr or Jr, both key HP characters

  • Flying broomsticks are iconic wizard transport

  • Sirius Black, Harry’s godfather and Animagus

  • Hufflepuff house symbol is the badger mascot.

  • Often used term for the Dark Arts in the series.

  • Type of owl used for post; seen delivering letters.

  • Generic term but directly fits HP magic textbooks.

  • Refers to "Half‑Blood Prince", key HP book title.

  • Professor Binns, ghost who teaches History of Magic.

  • Witch from Dept. of Magical Games; memory charm victim in Goblet of Fire.

  • Hogwarts Arithmancy professor; known from books, not films.

  • Centaur in the Forbidden Forest; appears in Philosopher’s Stone.

  • Author of wizarding fairy tales; wrote “The Tales of Beedle the Bard”.

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