ENCYCLOPEDIA of HP-VERSE(NOTE on PG-36 PLZ CHECK) - Page 3

Anti-Cheating spell

no names or words given

Cast on quills before exams.

• Used before exams at Hogwarts (PS16).

Anti-Disapparition Jinx

no names or words given

Prevents someone from Apparating.

• Albus Dumbledore captured the Death Eaters who had been fighting in the Department of Mysteries and held them with an Anti-Disapparition Jinx (OP36).

• It seems a reasonable deduction that the Prime Minister's office is protected against Apparition as an elementary security measure, since Fudge's visits to the Prime Minister there have always involved the Floo Network rather than Apparition, and since protection against Apparition isn't mentioned as part of the Prime Minister's new security arrangements (HBP1).

• Most wizarding dwellings are magically protected against unwanted Apparators, according to Albus Dumbledore, who confirmed that "you can't Apparate anywhere inside the buildings or grounds" of Hogwarts (HBP4). However, the Headmaster or Headmistress can temporarily lift the restriction from a specific area of the school for short periods, so that someone already within that area can Apparate to another place within the same area, although they cannot leave the area by Apparition (HBP18).

anti-gravity mist

incantation unknown

Charm which creates an innocent-looking mist which hovers above the ground. A person stepping into this mist immediately finds that up and down have reversed and they are hanging from the ground over the endless sky.

• Harry encountered this mist in the maze of the third task (GF31).

antler jinx

incantation unknown

Causes the victim to sprout antlers.

• Pansy Parkinson was hit with this spell and had to miss some classes (OP30).

Aparecium (a-par-EE-see-um)

"appareo" L. to appear

Makes invisible ink become visible.

• Hermione tried this on Riddle's diary, but it had no apparent effect (CS13).

Apparition (A-pa-RI-shun)

Apparate, Disapparate

nonverbal spell

from "appareo" L. to appear

Advanced spell used by fully trained witches and wizards to disappear from one place and appear almost instantly somewhere else. A person who uses this spell is referred to as an Apparator.

• See PS2 for a possible example of Apparition as wandless magic. However, given Harry's remarks in (HBP4) that his experience at that time was the first time he had ever Apparated, it would appear that the incident referred to in PS2 was probably not Apparition but something else, such as Levitation.

• Very difficult spell. Performed incorrectly, Apparition can result in the caster being "splinched", which refers to part of the caster's body being left behind (GF5). According to Harry's Apparition instructor, this happens when the caster is insufficiently determined (HBP18).

• According to Harry's Apparition instructor, there are three D's in performing Apparition: destination, determination, and deliberation. (HBP18).

• Wizards must pass a test in order to be obtain a license to be allowed to perform it. To take the test, the applicant must be of age in the wizarding world (at least seventeen) (HBP4).

• Apparition becomes more difficult as distance increases. Only highly trained wizards would try intercontinental Apparition (QA9).

• Fudge appeared out of thin air in the cabinet room to inform the Prime Minister of the goings-on at the Quidditch World Cup (HBP1).

• Apparating directly into a wizarding house is just as rude as kicking down the front door, even if most wizarding dwellings were not magically protected from unwanted Apparators (HBP4).

• See also APPARITION, SIDE-ALONG and OP - Edits and Changes to the Text.

• Pius Thicknesse made it an imprisonable offence to connect number four, Privet Drive to the Floo Network, place a Portkey there, or Apparate in or out, supposedly to protect Harry (DH4).

• According to Remus Lupin, it's impossible to track anyone who Apparates, unless you grab hold of them as they disappear (DH11).

• Harry, Ron, and Hermione Apparated together throughout what would have been their seventh year many, many times, beginning with their escape from the wedding (DH9).

• Harry and Hermione practiced Apparating and Disapparating together under the Invisibility Cloak (DH16).

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Apparition, Side-Along

see Apparition

A form of Apparition in which the Apparator touches someone else, such as a child too young to Apparate, and Apparates with that person as a "passenger".

• Mentioned in Ministry leaflet (HBP3).

• Albus Dumbledore used Side-Along Apparition to take Harry from Privet Drive to Budleigh Babberton (HBP4), and later to take him from Hogsmeade to the cave (HBP25).

• Harry used Side-Along Apparition to take Albus Dumbledore from the cave back to Hogsmeade (HBP27).

• Harry had thought Mad-Eye would come to number four, Privet Drive and take him away using Side-Along Apparition (DH3).

armour-bewitching charm

incantation unknown

Bewitches a suit of armour to sing Christmas carols.

• This charm was used as part of the Christmas decorations in 1994 [Y14]. Unfortunately, a suit of armour so enchanted is still not a particularly clever thing, so many of them didn't know all the words to the songs. Peeves took to hiding inside the armour and filling in the gaps with lyrics of his own invention, usually very rude ones (GF22).

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