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HARRY POTTER
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Harry Potter Theme Ideas:
Theme colors: Over
all Purple Black and Silver or Blue,
Tables or areas set aside for each
house: Gryffindor-Purple & Black,
Hufflepuf-Yellow & Black, Slytherin-Green
& Silver, Ravenclaw, Blue & Gold.
Refreshments: Almost anything -
Turkey Legs,
Fish
and Chips, Spicy
sausages on a stick, Rotisserie
chicken, quiche, onion soup, Caesar
salad, flaky croissants. burgers,
hot dogs, corn dogs, cotton candy,
and popcorn.
Beverages:
lemonade, polyjuice
potion, non-alcoholic butterbeer, a
goblet of fire, or hot chocolate.
Desserts:
Muggle Sweets Desserts
can include gourmet cakes, pies,
pastries and pudding. Candy
Store offering melt-in-your-mouth
shortbread cookies, treacle fudge,
butterscotch, mint humbugs, and
Dumbledore’s favorite lemon drops is
accessible from London Square or
through the Scotch Shoppe.
..and of course - Bertie Botts’
Every Flavor Beans, Chocolate Frogs,
Sugar Quills, Licorice Wands,
Chocoballs, Pepper Imps and even
delicious ‘Cockroach’ Clusters
Music:
Harry Potter theme music
Decor: Wizard
Hats, Street Signs - Dungeon Alley,
Hogsmead etc.., Cauldrons, Stars,
Bar with Star cloth backdrop,
BroomSticks, Magic Wonds, Goblets,
round Eye glasses, House name signs,
Berrels, Street lamps, Park benches,
Giant Colored Flags and or Crest for
each house, Shelves with Library
books etc....
Ice Breaker:
As guests arrive at the event they
must decide which house they belong
in - Gryffindor, Hufflepuff,
Ravenclaw, or Slytherin? To find
out, they will choose the quality
that HONESTLY describes them best
below. After they have made there
choice we will have them seated at
the table or group of tables for the
house they belong in.
BRAVE
"You belong in Gryffindor,
Where dwell the brave at
heart,
Their daring, nerve, and
chivalry
Set Gryffindors apart."
Named
After: Godric
Gryffindor
House Colors:
Scarlet and Gold
Head
of House: Prof.
McGonagall
House Ghost: Nearly
Headless Nick
House Symbol: Lion
TRUE
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"You belong in
Hufflepuff,
Where they are just
and loyal,
Those patient
Hufflepuffs are true
And unafraid to
toil."
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Named After:
Helga
Hufflepuff
House Colors:
Yellow and Black
Head of House:
Prof. Sprout
House Ghost:
The Fat Friar
House Symbol:
Badger |
PATIENT
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"You belong in
Hufflepuff,
Where they are just
and loyal,
Those patient
Hufflepuffs are true
And unafraid to
toil."
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Named After:
Helga
Hufflepuff
House Colors:
Yellow and Black
Head of House:
Prof. Sprout
House Ghost:
The Fat Friar
House Symbol:
Badger |
READY MIND
"Here in wise old
Ravenclaw,
If you've a ready
mind,
Those of wit and
learning,
Will always find
their kind."
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Named
After: Rowena
Ravenclaw
House
Colors: Blue and
Bronze
Head
of House: Prof.
Flitwick
House
Ghost: The
Grey Lady
House
Symbol: Eagle
CUNNING
"Here you are in Slytherin,
Where you'll make your real
friends,
Those cunning folk use any
means
To achieve their ends."
Named After: Salazar
Slytherin
House Colors: Green
and Silver
Head of House: Prof.
Snape
House Ghost: The
Bloody Baron
House Symbol: Snake
DARING
"You belong in Gryffindor,
Where dwell the brave at
heart,
Their daring, nerve, and
chivalry
Set Gryffindors apart."
Named After: Godric
Gryffindor
House Colors:
Scarlet and Gold
Head of House: Prof.
McGonagall
House Ghost: Nearly
Headless Nick
House Symbol: Lion
WIT
"Here in wise old
Ravenclaw,
If you've a ready
mind,
Those of wit and
learning,
Will always find
their kind."
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Named
After: Rowena
Ravenclaw
House
Colors: Blue and
Bronze
Head
of House: Prof.
Flitwick
House
Ghost: The
Grey Lady
House
Symbol: Eagle
LOYAL
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"You belong in
Hufflepuff,
Where they are just
and loyal,
Those patient
Hufflepuffs are true
And unafraid to
toil."
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Named After:
Helga
Hufflepuff
House Colors:
Yellow and Black
Head of House:
Prof. Sprout
House Ghost:
The Fat Friar
House Symbol:
Badger
TOP FIVE
SIGNS THAT YOU'RE A
MUGGLE
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You think
the only
magic word
is "please" |
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You Live at
number four
Privet Drive |
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You don't
know what
Harry Potter
is |
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You think
the term
"firebolt"
is only used
by the fire
department |
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You don't
know how to
pronounce
the word
"Quidditch" |
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Wizards and
Game
1:
Harry Potter's
Wizards Hats memory game
A
line of about a dozen wizards hats
is placed down the centre of the
party. Prizes or Candy Bars are
placed under each hat. There should
be six types of Prizes or Candy Bars
and two of each. The players have
to answer questions about Harry
Potter. If they answer correctly
they are allowed to pick up two
wizards hats. If the Prizes or Candy
Bars under each hat are the same
then they keep them. If they are
different they put the hats back and
the next player has to answer a
question. Play continues until all
the Prizes or Candy Bars have been
won.
Game 2:
Harry's Spell book -
ANSWERS:
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1. Dissendium |
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2. Expecto
Patronum |
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3. Expelliarmus |
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4. Ferula |
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5. Impervious |
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6. Lumos |
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7. Mobiliarbus |
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8. Mobilicorpus |
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9. Nox |
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10. Riddikulus |
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A. Splints a
broken leg |
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B. Moves
objects |
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C. Repels water
away from
glasses |
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D. Opens the
secret passage
to Hogsmeade |
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E. Defends
against boggarts
by making them
look silly |
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F. Moves people
like a puppet |
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G. Summons your
personal magical
guardian |
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H. Turns off
light |
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I. Creates
light |
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J. Disarms
an enemy
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Harry's Spell book - ANSWERS:
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1. Dissendium |
D. Opens the secret passage
to Hogsmeade |
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2. Expecto Patronum |
G. Summons your personal
magical guardian |
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3. Expelliarmus |
J. Disarms an enemy |
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4. Ferula |
A. Splints a broken leg |
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5. Impervious |
C. Repels water away from
glasses |
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6. Lumos |
I. Creates light |
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7. Mobiliarbus |
B. Moves objects |
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8. Mobilicorpus |
F. Moves people like a
puppet |
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9. Nox |
H. Turns off light |
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10. Riddikulus |
E. Defends against boggarts
by making them look silly |
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1 to 3 correct: muggle |
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4 to 6 correct: keep waiting
for your Hogwarts letter |
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7 to 8 correct: pretty good |
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8 to 10 correct: you're an
expert wizard!
HARRY POTTER TRIVIA
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J.K. Rowling first
thought of Harry Potter
on a train.
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Rowling's publishers use
her initials, J.K. on
the cover instead of her
full name, Joanne
Kathleen, because they
didn't think boys would
by a book by a woman.
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When trying to sell the
first book, Rowling was
so poor she had to type
two copies of the
manuscript because she
couldn't afford to
photocopy the original.
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Rowling writes 3 to 11
hours a day to have one
Harry Potter book
finished a year.
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Rowling and her British
publisher buried a time
capsule containing
children's predictions
for the last book under
King's Crossing Station
in London.
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Hagrid and Professor
Lupin are Rowling's
favorite characters.
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The Hogwarts official
motto is Drago Dormiens
Nunquam Titillandus. It
means, "Never tickle a
sleeping dragon"!
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Hermoine is based on the
author herself. "I think
I was really annoying
when I was 11," Rowling
says. "I loosened up
though, as I got older -
a lot."
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In French, vol de mort
means theft of a dead
body.
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Harry Potter was born on
July 31, 1980. He turned
13 before receiving his
first birthday card!
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The British publisher
paid only $4,000 for the
first Harry Potter book.
Two years later, the
American publisher paid
$105, 000 for the same
book.
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The easiest way to see
if a house is occupied
by wizards is to check
the lawn for gnomes.
They don't live in
Muggle yards!
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Rowling has taken names
for the series from a
number of different
places. For example,
Hedwig was a saint,
Dumbledore is an old
English work for
bumblebee and Snape is
the name of a place in
England.
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The ending of Harry's
new book is so
frightening that Rowling
said she once had to
stop writing because she
was getting too scared.
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A school in McLean,
Virginia has started its
own Quidditch team.
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The British publishers
of Potter books,
Bloomsbury, makes two
covers for the book: one
for kids and one for
adults.
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Bookstores gave out over
half-a-million tattoos
of the purple scar when
they first sold
"Prisoner of Azkaban".
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Rowling hasn't yet
written the seventh and
final Harry Potter book,
but she's already
written the last
paragraph. The last word
in the paragraph will be
"scar."
Did you find mistakes in the
movie? We have a list of
them that Harry Potter fans
caught:
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When Harry, Ron, and
Hermione are telling
Hagrid that Snape is
trying to steal the
stone, he tells them
that Snape helped
protect the stone, and
'he's not about to steal
it'. However when they
actually go down to save
the stone, Snape's
challenge, the logic one
with potions, is
missing.
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In the part where Harry,
Ron and Hermione are
fighting the troll, when
Ron knocks the troll out
it falls flat on its
face - but when Harry
takes his wand out of
its nose, its head is
facing the right-hand
side.
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When Hermione is
battling the Troll in
the girls' bathroom, the
Troll uses his club to
smash one of the basins
that Hermione is hiding
under, but the next shot
of Hermione under the
sink shows that
particular sink intact
and unharmed.
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When the three children
get past Fluffy because
the harp is playing, as
Fluffy wakes he dribbles
on Ron's shoulder.
However, when they fall
down into the Devil's
Snare, his jumper is
completely dry.
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After the three heroes
have been to investigate
Fluffy and they go back
to the dorms, Hermione
goes to the left, when
earlier on just after
they were sorted the
girls' dorm was said to
be on the right.
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After Harry escapes the
restricted library with
the cat following him,
once he come across the
professors the cat
disappears.
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When Hermione is
battling the Troll in
the girls' bathroom, the
Troll uses his club to
smash one of the basins
that Hermione is hiding
under, but the next shot
of Hermione under the
sink shows that
particular sink intact
and unharmed.
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When he removes the
invisibility cloak in
front of the mirror,
what happens to it? It's
visible when he's not
wearing it, but it's
nowhere to be seen...
FLAVORS OF THE
EVERY-FLAVOR BEANS
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1. Chili
2. Apricot
3. Baked Beans
4. Cherry
5. Blueberry
6. Cheese
7. Club Soda
8. Bread
9. Cantaloupe
10. Cappuccino
11. Champagne
Punch
12. Banana
13. Apple
14. Chili Beans
15. Chocolate
16. Dirt
17. Chocolate
Pudding
18. Cinnamon
19. Bubble Gum
20. Coconut
21. Cotton Candy
22. Cream Cheese
23. Island Punch
24. Creole Beans
25. Crushed
Pineapple
26. Grass
27. Hawaiian
Punch
28. Ear Wax
29. Lemon Lime
30. Grape Jelly
31. Curry
32. Green Apple
33. Jalapeno
34. Chocolate
Cake
35. Cream Soda
36. Green Beans
37. Juicy Pear
38. Lemon
39. Garlic
40. Licorice
41. Pear
42. Pink
Grapefruit
43. Mushroom
44. Natto
45. Pepper
46. Orange
Sherbert
47. Peach
48. Margarita
49. Peanut
Butter
50. Orange Juice
51. Peppermint
Stick
52. Pina Colada
53. Miso
54. Popcorn
55. Rasberry
56. Toasted
Marshmallow
57. Rum
58. White Crayon
59. Soap
60. Tarragon
61. Strawberry
62. Water
63. Sweet Red
Aduki Beans
64. Tangerine
65. Snow
66. Root Beer
67.
Tuttie-Fruttie
68. Strawberry
Cheesecake
69. Watermelon
70. Sauerkraut
71. Buttersotch
72. Vomit
73. Fruit
Cocktail
74. Ketchup
75. Mustard
76. Salad
Dressing
77. Sand
78. Fishsticks
79. Caramel
80. Pizza
81. Brocoli
82. Asperagus
83. Shoe Laces
84. Spinach
85. Relish
86. Pickles
87. Olives
88. Roast Turkey
89. Mashed
Potatos
90. Kiwi
91. French Fries
92. Moss
93. Steamed
Shrimp
94. Pumpkin
95. Pumkin Seeds
96. Candle Wax
97. Hair
98. Lipstick
99. Marmalade
100. Whiped
Cream
101. Coffee
102. Nail Polish
103. Rainbow
Sherbert
104. Vanilla
105.
Cookie-Dough Ice
Cream
106. Cotton
107. Gravy
108. Lobster
109. Clams
110. Oysters
111. Octopus
112. Chicken
113. Cardboard
114. Chalk
115. Pencil Lead
116. Cola
117. Butterbeer
118. Onions
119. Avacado
120. Marmite
121. Blood
122. Ink
123. Seaweed
124. Cucumber
125. Vinegar
126. Shampoo
127. Aubergine
128. Courgette
129. Smoked
salmon
130. Porridge
131. Mineral
Water
132. Sour Milk
133. Dust
134. Motor Oil
135. Lard
136. Jelly
Dounut
137. Cabbage
138. Rice
139. Soy Sauce
140. Mint
141. Cat Hair
142. Paper
143. Carpet
144. Pine Wood
145. Sand Paper
146. Styrofoam
147. Tin Foil
148. Ashes
149. Coal
150. Glass
151. Rubber
152. Steak
153. Montreal
Spice
154. Almonds
155. Cashews
156. Mucus
157. Blackberry
Bush
158. Glue
159. Chapstick
160. Aloe
161. Dirty
Laundry
162. Goat Cheese
163. Mozarella
164. Cheddar
165. Swiss
Cheese
166. Feathers
167. Pillows
168. Matresses
169. Buttons
170. Jawbreakers
171.
Vanilla-Strawberry
Cake
172. Raw Eggs
173. Biscuits
174. Flour
175. Diet Cola
176. Crabapple
177. Bones
178. Vegetable
Oil
179. Furs
180. Sweat
181. Sour Gummy
Bears
182. Treacle
183. Tripe
184. Pen Cap
185. Dental
Floss
186. Dish soap
187. Meat Loaf
189. Lima Bean
190. Graham
Cracker
191. Hot Cocoa
192. Envelope
Glue
193. Lip Gloss
194. Egg Salad
195. Lettuce
196. Fingernails
197. Stoat
Sandwich
198. Lemon Drop
199. Mold
200. Leather
201. Paint
202. Aluminum
203. Curried
Yabbies
204. Scones
205. Guarana
206. Croutons
207. Honey
208. Cheescake
209. Parsley
210. Barbecue
Sauce
211. Olive
Pugleise Bread
212. Sourdough
Bread
213. Dragon Dung
214. Beetle Eyes
215. Spinach Dip
216. Potato
Chips
217. Peas
218. Raisin
Bagels
218. Nylon
219. Gun Powder
220. Slugs
221. Polyjuice
Potion
222. Deviled
Eggs
223. Oatmeal
Cookies
224. Shrinking
Solutions
225. Hair Spray
226. Unicorn
Hair
227. Nettle Wine
228. Chocolate
Chips
229. Egg Nog
230. French
Custard
231. Lime
Sherbert
232. Yogurt
233. Banana
Split
234. Cranberry
235. Pumpkin Pie
236.
Marshmallows
237. Smores
238. Mocha
Fudges
239. Pie Crust
240. Pecan Pie
241. Toffee
242. Tumeric
243. Paprika
244. Asafoetida
Powder
245. Sushi
246. Caviar
247. Salsa
248. Black
Olives
249. Spanish
Olives
250. Ginger Ale
251. Lemonade
252. Sunflower
Seeds
253. Yarn
254. Bacon
255. Scrambled
Eggs
256. Buttered
Toast
257. Mandrakes
258. Pasta Sauce
259. Tomato Soup
260. Soy Milk
261. Strawberry
Shortcake
262.
Chocolate-Covered
Grasshoppers
263. Violet
Petals
264. Pickled
Pig's Feet
265. Latex
Gloves
266. Egg Shells
267. Salt
268. Plutonium
269. Limburger
Cheese
270. White Wine
271. Oven
Cleaner
272. Nails
273. Window
Cleaner
274. Basil
275. Fruitcake
276. Salad
277. Coleslaw
278. Squash
279. Barley Soup
280. Rocky Road
Ice Cream
281. Egg Plant
282. Zucchini
283. Watercrest
284. Violin
Strings
285. Crayons
286. Corn Chips
287. Boiled Eggs
288. Quiche
289. Crayfish
290. Cranberry
Sauce
291. Snake Skin
292. Cough Syrup
293. Corn Syrup
294. Olive Oil
295. Lotion
296. Hot Dogs
297. Corn Dogs
298. Corn Bread
299. Velcro
300. Milk
Chocolate
301. Glass
302. Skin
303. Mud
304. Clay
305. Vanilla
Cream
306. White
Chocolate
307. Paper Mache
308. Wax
309. Cinder
Blocks
310. Permanent
Marker
311. Rust
312. Boiled
Noodles
313. Carmel
Apples
314. Walnuts
315. Floo Powder
316. Cotton
Balls
317. Powdered
Milk
318. Rain
319. Sugar
320. Sea Shells
321. Lilac
Perfume
322. Plastic
Wrap
323. Camel Hair
324. Oil Paints
325. Wood Glue
326. Dog Food
327. Cork Grease
328. Chicken Fat
329. Chocolate
Covered Ants
330. Ribbons
331. Wrapping
Paper
332. Fireflys
333. Saffron
334. Oregono
335. Mutton
336. Cherry
Syrup
337. Maple Syrup
338. Scotch Tape
339. Sea Water
340. Cookie
Dough
341. Dried Wax
342. Recycled
Paper
343. Booger
344. Steam
345. Candied
Cats Eyes
346. Nail Polish
Remover
347. Carpet
348. Saliva
349. Soggy
Newspaper
350. Chewing
Tobacco
351. Milk
352. Doll Hair
353. Tissue
354. Pollen
355. Maple
Leaves
356. Brussels
Sprouts
357. Eraser
358. Saw Dust
359. Roasted
Chicken
360. Rhubarb
361. Bellybutton
Lint
362. Toe Nails
363. Spaghetti
364. Lime
365. Air
366. Fried
Goldfish
367. Peanut
Butter and Jelly
368. Dog Food
369. Spumoni Ice
Cream
370. Silk
371. Hay
372. Cacao Beans
373. Methane Gas
374. Custard
Covered Pretzels
375. Squid
376. Liver
377. Boiled
Leeches
378. Corn Flakes
379. Charred
Paper
380. Copper
381. Acorns
382. Ice
383. Rotten Meat
384. Sweaty
Laundry
385. Tea Leaves
386. Honeysuckle
387. Toothpaste
388. Seltzer
Water
389. Slug Slime
390. Band-Aids
391. Mint
Floured
392. Tear Drops
393. Honey
Roasted Peanuts
394. Sardines
395. Postage
Stamps
396. Spinach
397. Pine
Needles
398. Dandruff
399. Mango
400. Tofu
401. Chapathi
402. Calamari
403. Pickled
Beets
404. Pumpkin
Seeds
405. Latex
Paints
406. Moth Balls
407. Rose buds
408. Tabasco
Sauce
409. Brick
410. Chili
Powder
411. Ice Mice
412. Sturgeon
413. Poison Oak
414. Coffee
415. Poison Ivy
416. Ginger Root
417. Celery
418. Guacamole
419. Metal
420. Concrete
421. Dog Fur
422. Vinegar
423. Parmesan
Cheese
424. Buttercup
425. Fish Food
426. Parsley
427. Gnats
428. Pumpkin
Juice
429. Bubotuber
Pus
430. Boiled Okra
432. Grits
433. Glue Sticks
434. Mayonnaise
435. Toe Jam
436. Deodorant
437. Pig's Skin
438. Toilet
Water
439. Prunes
440. Burnt Toast
441. Coffee
Beans
442. Orange Peel
443. Cough Drops
444. Dandelions
445. Tuna Fish
446. Rosemary
447. Fresh Basil
448. Worms
449. Pencil
Shavings
450. Scallops
451. Denture
Paste
452. Meat Loaf
453. Cat Food
454. Kitty
Litter
455. Nose Hair
456. Horseradish
457. Jelly Slugs
458. Toilet
Paper
459. Bath water
460. Cocoa Beans
461. Crab Juice
462. Nylon
463. Pickled
Carrots
464. Spoon
465. Lemon
Meringue
466. Enchilada
467. Sour Grapes
468. Sealing Wax
469. Pomegranate
470. Tin Foil
471. Wallpaper
472. Shark
473. Lilac
474. Nutmeg
475. Pickle
Brine
476. Rubbing
Alcohol
477. Turkish
Delight
478. Bacon
Grease
479. Ravioli
480. Liver
481. Rubber
Bands
482.
Vanilla-Coated
Fireflies
483. Sassafras
484. Warts
485. Broomstick
Polish
486. Fudge
487. Dog Drool
488. Chocolate
Milk
489. Gravel
490. Pomegranate
491. Catnip
492. Lemon Peel
493. Staples
494.
Pumpernickel
Bread
495. Dragon
Saliva
496. Cow Tongue
497. Turpentine
498. Raisins
499. Asphalt
500. Wool
501. Baby Wipes
502. Arroz Con
Leche
503. Stewed
Mandrakes
504. Chai Tea
505. Moldy
Kangaroo Fur
506. Acorns
507. Plum
Pudding
508. Eyelashes
509. Sauerkraut
510. Birdseed
511. Nose Hair
512. Toothpaste
513. Alligator
Feet
514. Flower
Perfume
515. Soggy
Newspaper
516. Baby Burps
517. Spice Pairs
518. Spellotape
519. Liquid
paper
520. Polyester
521. Sour Grapes
522. Apple Sauce
523. Creamed
Pork
534. Pickled
Peanuts
535. Feta
Cheese
536. Truffles
537. Mud Pie
538. Cream Soda
539. Deodorant
540. Baby Oil
541. All-Flavor
Combo
542. Prunes
543. Pork Rinds
544. Potato
Skins
545. Hot
Chocolate
546. Apple
Strudel
547. Orange
Juice
548. Rubber
Cement
549. Fabric
Softener
550. Sand Clay
551. Dragon Egg
Shell
552. Rosewater
553. Velvet
554. Potato
Chips
555. Pebbles
556. Pre-Chewed
Bubble Gum
557. Dragon
Scales
558. Cottage
Cheese
559. Pickled
Spiders
560. Stale Bread
561. Banana
Muffin
562. Chicken
Grease
563. Peppermint
Humbugs
564. Cornish
Pixie Ears
565. Tree Bark
566. Fish Scales
567. Snail Slime
568. Marshmallow
Fluff
569. Skele-Gro
570. Chapstick
571. Basil
572. Chocolate
Fondue
573. Haggis
574. Brie
575. Wet
Newspaper
576. Beard
577. Stained
Glass
578. Snitch
Feathers
579. Cat Food
580. Goblin Hair
581. Gauze Wrap
582. Plastic
Grocery Bags
583. Putty-Clay
584. Pen Caps
585. Eyeball
Crust
586. Algae
587. Gummy worms
588. Daisy
Petals
589. Maple
Leaves
590. Glass Beads
591. Knuts
592. Galleon
593. Sickle
594. Frog Warts
595. Pine Cones
596. Crocodile
Teeth
597. Melted
Cheese
598. Flossing
String Mints
599. Ice Mice
600. Smoldering
Wood
601. Hot Sauce
602. Scabs
603. Titanium
Alloy
604. Moon Dust
605. Charcoal
606. Apple
Strudel
607. Palm Tree
Bark
608. Flamingo
Feathers
609. Sprouts
610. Camera Film
611. Calculator
Buttons
612. Soap
Bubbles
613. Toothpicks
614. Ivory
615. Blueberry
Pancakes
616. Dolphin Oil
617. Grass Twine
618. Corks
619. Valve Oil
620. Comet Dust
621. Flies
622. Boiled
Spinach
623. Mustache
624. Croutons
625. Bedsheets
626. Electricity
627. Tire Rubber
628. Melted
Plastic
629. Sweet and
Sour Sauce
630. Toast
631. Sea
Cucumbers
632. Molasses
633. Hair Spray
634. Peanut
Shells
635. Vaseline
636. Mango Juice
637. Axle Grease
638. Fried
Onions
639. Papyrus
640. Parchment
641. Clam
Chowder
642. Dandelions
643. Daffodil
Stems
644. White
Chocolate
645. Starfruit
646. Straws
647. Pine
Needles
648. Powdered
Horn of Bicorn
649. Mystery
650. Wood
Shavings
651. Gun Powder
652. Nectar
653. Coconut
Milk
654. Snow
655. Carbonated
Water
656. Toilet
paper
657. Horse
Radish
658. Donkey Hair
659. Oven Grit
660. Dragon’s
Blood
661. Rubber
Tires
662. Carmel
Apple
663. Coffee
Grounds
664. Tea Bags
665. Snakes Skin
666. Wire
667. Snail Slime
668. Tree Sap
669. Rotting
Fruit
670. Dried Herbs
671. Fried Eggs
672. Apricots
673. Recycled
Paper
674. Werewolf
Fur
675. Owl Pellets
676. Zebra Spit
677. Anchovies
678. Wood Stain
679. Tears
680. Shoe
Leather
681. Lemon Juice
682. Pewter
Cauldrons
683. Frog Spawn
684.
Bouillabaisse
685. Chili
Powder
686. Pencil Lead
687. Spider Webs
688. Wart
Remover
689. Cow Dung
690. Willow
Roots
691. Dried Ice
692. Smoke
693. Mystery
Flavor
694. Tooth
Enamel
695. Raw Salmon
696. Liver and
Onions
697. Red Cabbage
698. Vaseline
699. Porcupine
Quills
700. Chocolate
Baked Beans
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