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Harry and Hermione watching Norbert taken away from Hogwarts by Dragonologists He named the newborn dragon 'Norbert', and fed it with a bucket of brandy mixed with chicken blood every half hour, as recommended in Dragon Breeding for Pleasure and Profit. Hagrid immediately adored her, although she tried to bite him. The baby dragon looked 'like a crumpled black umbrella' with large spiny wings, a skinny body and a long snout with wide nostrils, horn stubs and bulging, orange eyes. The trio feared that Hagrid would get in trouble, and so convinced him to get rid of the dragon. Also present (though at first unknown) was Draco Malfoy, who peered through a window of Hagrid's hut. Ron, Harry, and Hermione were present when Norberta hatched. Rubeus Hagrid kept the egg in his hut, warming it over a fire until it hatched. Norbert! Norbert! Where's Mummy?' Ron Weasley: ' He's lost his marbles.' - The trio and Hagrid discussing Norberta 114, the following remedy is given 'for the Malaundres.Hagrid: ' I've decided to call him Norbert. Malandria, however, in medieval Latin, as in French malandrie, denoted generally an ulcer, a disease diffiв€Јcult of cure, as leprosy. [This term denotes most commonly the disease in the legs of horses, as causing them mal andare, to go ill, according to Skinner's observation. MALARDE, bryde (or mavelarde, infra.) Anas ( anatinus, P.).MALAPERT (or presumptuowse, infra.) Effrons.MALENCOLYOWS (malecoliowus, K.) Malencolicus.MALENCOLYE, complexioМ„n' (maleв€Јcoly, K.) Malencolia, vel maв€Јlancolia, secundum C.MAKE TOKYNМ„ to a-nodyr, or bekynМ„' (beknynge, HARL.

MAKE SOLEMPNYTE (solempte, K.) Solempnizo.

MAKE SOFTE, idem quod MAKE NESCHE, supra.

MAKE QWEYNT, or wonderfulle (make qveynte, or wonder, S.) Mirifico.

MAKE PLAYNTE (make pleyne, S.) Conqueror.

MAKE NESCHE (or make softe, infra.) Mollifico, molleo, CATH.

MAKE MERY, or be mery yn herte or chere.

Letifico ( nota, P.) supra in GLADYNМ„, G.

MAKE MEENDE (make mynde, or brynge to mynde, K.

MAKE IOY, idem quod IOYNМ„, supra in I.

MAKE COMUENAUNT, or comв€Јnaunt (coМ„mavnt, K.

MAKE, mathe, wyrm yn Гѕe flesД§e (or maye, infra, make, or magot, H.

MAKE, or fyt, and mete (mak, fyt, or esy, K.) Aptus, conveniens.

Gerarde describes the 'May weed, wild cammomill, stinking mathes, or mauthen,' Cotula faetida, and observes that the red kind grows in the west parts of England amongst the corn, as Mayweed does elsewhere, and is called 'red maythes, our London women do call it Rose-a-rubie.' Ang.-Sax. mathe.' The camomile is still known by the appellation Mayweed Anthemis cotula, Linn. In the Vocabulary of names of plants, Sloane MS.

MAYSTRYE, or souerente, and heyare honde y(n) stryfe or werre (maistri, or worchip, or the heyer hond, K.

Magister, didascolus, petagogus ( monitor, auctor, preceptor, P.) Manutentor, defensor, supportator, fautor.

MAМ„(Y)NPRISYNМ„' (maynpresonte, S.) Manucapio, CATH.

MAYNPRYSYD, or menprisyd (maynsprisid, K.

MAYNYNМ„ (or mankkynМ„, infra, maymyn, K.) 3.

MAYDYN, or seruaunt folowynge a woman of worschyppe.

MAYDYN (or maydon, S.) yn clennesse of lyyf.

MAYDEKYN', or lytylle mayde (maydyn kyn, H.

Vituperium, reprobacio ( malas grates, K. ' MaulgrГ© eux, mauger their teeth, in spight of their hearts,' &c. Maulgre his tethe, maulgrГ© ses dens,' &c. For instances of the use of the word adverbially see Sir F. Horman says, 'I am not able to bere thy maugrefe, impar invidiae tuae ' and Palsgrave gives, as a substantive, 'Maugry, malgrГ©, maltalent.' See Jamieson, v. 'Had ye, Sir Emperour, commaundede me to haue written your soueraigne dedes of armes-then had I been siker to haue deseruede thanke, there now I drede me to deserue magre.' ROY.

of the version of Vegecius, attributed to Trevisa. Chaucer uses the word 'maugre' in the same manner, Rom.

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