Hogwarts
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- proper noun
- /ˈhɔːɡwɔːrts/
- Literature
- More than that, Hogwarts stands for what must be saved; it represents the ideals of those who practice magic for the good.
- Harry goes to Hogwarts
- Hogwarts School
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- Is it possible that in your mind you've created your own personal Hogwarts?
- They remind me of like a law office or if I was in the library at Hogwarts.
- Why did you feel let down when some of your fans said that you would belong to the Hufflepuff school at Hogwarts?
- I want you to guess which Hogwarts house you'd think I would be, and then I'm going to tell you I know what you're thinking.
- Who needs to learn pre algebra out Hogwarts when we can just use magic.
- I'm talking the Death Star, Hogwarts, the cafe from friends.
- It's like, glance is like, this is just like Hogwarts.
- I don't know of anything really, apart from watching Harry Potter, Hogwarts Legacy playthrough videos on YouTube.
Examples
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It's also a great hiding place because eventually a wizard will come and take us to Hogwarts.
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Perhaps, after he was settled, he would head to Hogwarts Castle and tell Dumbledore about the Dark Lord's plans.
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When we get to Hogwarts, we'll sort it out.
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How well do you know your Hogwarts staff and subjects?
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Day 8 - What do you think would be your favorite class at Hogwarts?
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In spite of being back at Hogwarts, I feel more alone than ever.
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There are four houses at the Hogwarts School in Harry Potter.
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Harry goes to the fantastical school Hogwarts and learns magic, while coming to grips with his terrible nemesis.
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There's Draco Malfoy, Harry's peer rival at Hogwarts, a young man about whom volumes of character studies could be written.
Academic text (2007) -
Students from all over the world dream of attending Hogwarts, the famous school of magic.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hogwarts sounds like hog ('a pig') plus wort ('a plant'), and a helpful way to remember it is to picture a wild, earthy place full of strange plants and animals. That's why Hogwarts fits the fictional school of witches and wizards in the books.