Across
- 1. Street of wizard shops devoted to the Dark Arts. Shops include Borgin and Burkes.
- 6. Magical creatures that can find buried treasure. They are black and fluffy with long snouts and spade-like feet.
- 8. Incantation of the spell that causes a wand-tip to flare with magical light.
- 10. Magical mirror that shows the onlooker their heart's desire.
- 13. Half-man, half-horse creatures.
- 15. Quidditch player who tries to catch the Golden Snitch.
- 16. Snake-like creature whose gaze will turn you to stone.
- 18. Incantation for a spell causing teeth to grow.
- 19. Water plant which, if eaten causes you to temporarily grow gills and fins, permitting you to breathe underwater.
- 21. Wizarding sweets that burn holes in your tongue. Available at Honeydukes in Hogsmeade.
- 22. Magical art of telling the future using tea leaves, crystal balls and so forth.
- 25. Stone basin which enables one to view thoughts and memories that they have captured.
- 27. Incantation for the spell to conjure a sling for a broken limb.
- 28. Wizarding letter which, when opened, shrieks and howls at the reader in an extremely loud voice. Comes in a red envelope and is usually sent by someone who is very angry.
- 29. Someone who despite being born into a wizarding family has little or no magical ability. However, they are able to see Dementors.
- 31. Shape-shifter that takes on the likeness of your worst fear.
- 35. Ears Invented by the Weasley twins, Fred and George, these spying devices look like long pieces of flesh-coloured string. They can slither under doors to enable the owner to overhear conversations from a distance, but they can't get past an Imperturbable Charm.
- 36. Used together with the name of an object that needs to be moved, this incantation magically mobilises inanimate objects without physical effort.
- 41. Spell to conjure up the Dark Mark.
- 42. Emergency bus that transports witches and wizards to any destination. One need only hold out their wand hand to stop the bus.
- 43. Competition between the three largest European schools of witchcraft and wizardry
- 45. Bronze wizarding money.
- 47. Fire-Making Spell.
- 50. Magical creature that has the front legs, wings and head of an eagle, and the body, hind legs and tail of a horse.
Down
- 2. The sealing of the mind against magical intrusion and influence by a witch or wizard skilled at Legilimency.
- 3. Gold wizarding money.
- 4. The wizarding national sport.
- 5. Wizarding sweet shop in Hogsmeade.
- 7. Wizarding bookshop in Diagon Alley.
- 9. A giant black dog taken to be an omen of death.
- 11. Indistinguishable from a hedgehog but very defensive, and if offered food it assumes it is being poisoned or lured into a trap and will savage the person's garden plants and ornaments.
- 12. Magical glass ball, the size of a large marble, filled with white smoke. The smoke turns red to tell you that there is something you have forgotten to do.
- 14. the art of turning one thing into another.
- 17. Quidditch player who tries to score using the Quaffle.
- 20. Incantation of the Disarming Charm, a basic spell to disarm an opponent by making their wand fly out of their hand.
- 23. Glittering powder that allows witches and wizards to travel magically via the Floo Network by throwing the powder into a fireplace, stepping into the flames, and naming their destination.
- 24. Wizard who can talk to snakes
- 26. Diagon Alley wand shop. 'Makers of Fine Wands since 382 BC'.
- 30. Frothy, buttery drink drunk by witches and wizards.
- 32. Incantation of the spell that opens locked things such as doors and windows.
- 33. A positive force that protects against Dementors
- 34. A witch or wizard who can at will transform into a specific animal.
- 37. Creature who feeds on the happy emotions of humans.
- 38. Sign of the Death Eaters: a skull with a serpent emerging from its mouth.
- 39. A witch or wizard who can change their appearance at will.
- 40. Hourglass that allows the wearer to travel back in time.
- 44. Large tree in the grounds of Hogwarts that hits anything that comes too close to it.
- 46. The wizard bank in London, with vaults far below the streets, run by goblins.
- 48. Red ball used for scoring in Quidditch.
- 49. Fastest, most technologically advanced broomstick during Harry’s third year at Hogwarts. Can accelerate from 0 to 150 miles per hour in ten seconds.