Hermione

[ hur-mahy-uh-nee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Her current obsession is Harry Potter, so the guest of honor at her birthday party will be a make believe Hermione Granger.

(tie) Penelope Fitzgerald: A Life by Hermione Lee (6 votes) 6.

Emma Watson Is Not Starring in 50 Shades of Grey … Emma Watson is not Hermione anymore.

“I was the Hermione,” she said, referring to the brainy Harry Potter character.

When Ron is dragged into a shack by a large black dog, Harry and Hermione follow as the true identities are revealed.

Very few, probably, of those fortunate prize-sharers from the “Hermione” treasure-chest retained their wealth.

Whatever the king said in his ravings about Hermione, might as aptly be called part of his "theme" as part of his "dream."

In 'The Lady Hermione' this essential principle has been carried out to its fullest extent.

In conclusion, it may be said that 'The Lady Hermione' presents a very smart appearance and is an extraordinarily good sea-boat.

They were all tabulated in her mind—Hermione being the beauty, and Maud, "my eldest girl," while Paul was artistic.

April 19, 2024tortuous

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