Harry Potter

2. Showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment. It can describe someone who is innocent, trusting, or gullible due to inexperience.
5. A phrase used to tell someone to leave or exit a place. It can also express surprise or disbelief depending on the context.
6. To be worthy of something, typically as a result of one's actions, qualities, or circumstances. It implies that something is earned or rightfully owed.
8. A prediction of future events, often thought to be divinely inspired or based on some form of insight or revelation.
9. A formal or legal term used to express a strong intention or obligation. It is also used in questions and offers, particularly in formal English.
10. A small portion or amount of something. It can also refer to a small part of a whole, or the smallest unit of data in computing.
12. The state of being friends, characterized by mutual affection, trust, and support between people.
15. Lacking good sense or judgment; showing a lack of wisdom or being imprudent in action or thought.
16. To be deprived of something or fail to keep possession of it, such as losing a game, a person, or an item.

1. A male child who is sponsored by a godparent in a Christian tradition, particularly at a baptism, who takes on a supportive, guiding role in the child's life.
3. Susceptible to harm, injury, or attack, either physically or emotionally. It can also mean being open to risk or weakness in some way.
4. A structure forming a passage or entrance, typically made of a curved shape, often used to mark the entrance to a building or room.
7. Something that is difficult or impossible to understand or explain. It can refer to things that are puzzling or enigmatic, often requiring investigation.
10. To accept something as true or real, often without needing proof or evidence. It can also refer to having faith or trust in something or someone.
11. Lacking strength, power, or force. It can refer to physical frailty or emotional or mental vulnerability.
13. The past tense of "stand," meaning to be in an upright position on one's feet or to remain in a particular position or situation.
14. A person who acts unwisely or without judgment; someone who behaves in a silly or imprudent manner.