Shifting Lines Spells

A list of spells made up for Shifting Lines. Some of these are sort of canon spells but the incantation was never revealed, so the incantations are made up.

**Botofors -** Turns objects into buttons. Etymology: I can't remember, oops! Fors: From the HP series.

**Cariabsenium -** Blocks smells. Etymology: Latin, Caries: decay. Absens: absent.

**Chionius -** Makes it snow Etymology: Greek, Chione: To Snow (also daughter of the God Boreas)

**Cincinnium -** Locks locks. Etymology: Latin, Cincinno: Lock

**Cirratium -** Curls hair. Etymology: Latin, Cirratus: Curly

**Frigis Inflamari -** Bluebell flames; the spell is canon however the incantation was never revealed. Etymology: Latin, Frigus: Cold. Inflamari: From the HP series.

**Galymasitum -** Conjures a pink, heart-shaped bubble that follows the victim; Remus invented this spell himself. Etymology: Welsh, Galon: Heart, Byrlymastid: Bubble

**Gwastedium** - Makes a book lay flat without ruining the pages or spine; Remus invented this spell himself. Etymology: Welsh, gwasted: Flat

**Jubilius -** Makes someone happy and joyful. Etymology: Jubilee (English and Hebrew I think?)

**Klackum -** Makes your shoes/feet noisy. Etymology: English, Clack: to make a sharp noise

**Locomotor Solidus -** Removes the jelly leg/arm/etc curse; the spell is canon (?) however the incantation was never revealed. Etymology: Latin, Solidus: Solid. Locomotor: From the HP series.

**Lumhalden -** Creates a magelight, a static ball of light that sticks to where it hits; 100% inspired by the magelight spell in Skyrim. Etymology: Latin, Lumen: Light, Old English, Halden: Hold.

**Moratempium -** Delays spell activation on an objects. Etymology: Latin, Mora: Delay, Tempus: Time

**Nasusmusca -** Bat-bogey hex; the spell is canon however the incantation was never revealed. Etymology: Latin, Nasus: Nose Musca: Fly

**Nasusmuscapelli -** Hair Bat-Bogey hex; Remus twisted the bat-bogey hex and came up with this one himself.  Etymology: Latin, see above plus Capillus: Hair

**Nosuhamo -** Nose hook spell. Makes invisible hooks yanking at your nostrils. Snape invented this spell. Etymology: English, Nose, Latin, Hamo: Hook

**Rosodorus -** Makes someone sneeze rose petals, a favorite of the Marauders; Lyall and Remus sort of accidentally made this one themselves. Lyall wrote a spell down and Remus got it wrong. Lyall wrote "rosadorus" and Remus forgot and did "rosodorus". Etymology: Latin, Rosa: Rose, Odor: smell

**Sticcafors -** Turns an object into sticks. Etymology: Old English, Sticca: stick

**Tussisiam -** Coughing hex. Etymology: Latin, Tussis: Cough

1. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 78: A Very Wrong Decision
2. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 120: You Got Mud On Your Face
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book Two, Chapter 91: Teacher's Pet
4. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 68: Uncomfortable Territory
5. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 23: A Sirius Medical Emergency
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Book One, Chapter 45: Hexes and Jinxes
7. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 37: Fights and Pranks
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Book Two, Chapter 14: No Point Playing Against Remus
9. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 10: The New Professor
10. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 126: An Unfortunate and Unwanted Incident
11. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 83: Maybe A Slight Overreaction
12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Book One, Chapter 44: Disease-Ridden
13. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 98: A Personal Question
14. ↑ Book One, Chapter 24: What Black Meant
15. ↑ Book One, Chapter 19: But Pettigrew Could Have Gotten Him
16. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 95: Regulus