muggle
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- noun
- /ˈmʌɡəl/
- Literature
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muggle
- Well, what with all these attacks, there'll be no muggle-borns left at Hogwarts.
Could be really fucked up If you don't know what Muggle is too well, this person's punching somebody that's that's saying a geeky Harry Potter thing.
- Could be really fucked up If you don't know what Muggle is too well, this person's punching somebody that's that's saying a geeky Harry Potter thing.
Examples
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Take him away, and the muggle-borns won't stand a chance.
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See, you're a Muggle, so our physiologies are subtly different.
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Who do we know who thinks all muggle-borns are scum?
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Three attacks on muggle-borns.
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If Malfoy is the heir of Slytherin, he could attack half the muggle-borns in the school by then.
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In the magical world, a muggle is someone who cannot perform any spells.
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A muggle might struggle to comprehend the intricacies of spellcasting.
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He explained the concept of a muggle to his friends who had never encountered magic.
Compounds
Team sport like Quidditch, played on the ground without magic and with changed rules
Surface Forms
Etymology
Muggle was made famous by J.K. Rowling in the Harry Potter stories to mean a person with 'no magic'. So a muggle is an ordinary person who cannot do magic.