___ Weasley, of "Harry Potter" Crossword Clue

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(noun)
1. a Chadic language spoken in northern Nigeria

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

POTTER (verb)
1. work lightly
2. do random, unplanned work or activities or spend time idly
POTTER (noun)
1. a craftsman who shapes pottery on a potter’s wheel and bakes them it a kiln
HARRY (verb)
1. make a pillaging or destructive raid on (a place), as in wartimes
2. annoy continually or chronically

Hint 3: Anagram

Unscramble the letters below to solve for today's answer.
NOR

More Daily Themed Crossword (6/30/2026) Answers

Across

1. ___-jerk reaction (reflexive reaction)

5. "___: Miami" (forensic TV series): Abbr.

8. Suitable for all ___ (family-friendly)

12. "One size ___ all" (garment label, perhaps)

13. Go bad, as leftover food

14. ___ Scotia (Canadian province)

15. Timeless literary masterpieces

17. Glitz and ___ (flashy style)

18. Easy as ___ (English alphabet starters)

19. 'No __, ands, or buts!'

20. Fun fact! This field "union" sport has a rule where if you yell "Mark!" after a clean catch, you earn a free kick

24. Actress Falco of "Nurse Jackie"

27. Elsa's sister in "Frozen"

29. '80s sitcom fuzzy extraterrestrial

32. Fun fact! This fast-paced ice sport's "icing" rule means shooting the puck too far is a infraction, unless you're shorthanded

35. Mischievous chattering bird that is reputed to collect shiny objects

37. Opposite of "WNW" Abbr.

38. Run ___ light (break traffic rules): 2 wds.

39. Fun fact! This racket-and-ball sport's "let" rule means a lucky net-cord serve isn't a fault or an ace, but a do-over

43. Continent touched by three oceans

46. Fish that looks like a snake

47. Ran, like colors

48. Fun fact! This bat-and-ball game's "balk" rule means runners get a free pass if the pitcher makes a "deceptive" motion

53. Electric guitars' hookups

54. Classic TV cousin

55. Square footage

56. Karate studio flooring

57. Massachusetts' capital city, for short

58. Three-pointer, in basketball

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Down

1. Fast food chain with the "It's Finger Lickin' Good!" slogan: Abbr.

2. Zero in soccer

3. When a plane is due: Abbr.

4. Letter in Superman's symbol, phonetically

5. Bed in a nursery

6. Fun fact! This FIFA World Cup sport's "Advantage" rule means a foul isn't always called out, if the attacking team still has a chance

7. Bon Jovi song "___ My Life"

8. Actress ___ Dickinson of "Police Woman"

9. Fun fact! This club-and-ball sport's "lost ball" rule means more than three minutes of searching for your ball can cost you a penalty

10. Actresses Longoria and Mendes

11. “Uncle ___ Wants You!”

16. Put into words

20. Cheerleader's "Go team!" cheer

21. Cry that means "One card left!"

22. Health supplement chain: Abbr.

23. Easy-___ Oven

25. Suffix with "free" or "king" (anagram of "mod")

26. "You're one ___ million": 2 wds.

29. Month that starts with pranks, for short

30. Fabricated statement

31. Gave food, say

33. "Como voce ___?" ("How are you?" in Portuguese)

34. "___-haw!" (cowboy's shout)

36. Tank filler, at a station

40. Old-fashioned "Excellent!"

41. Egg holders

42. Suffix with "infant" or "percent" (anagram of "lei")

43. Michigan liberal arts college

44. Labor Day month, for short

45. Passports and driver’s licenses, for short

47. Collision sound in a comic strip

48. Lobster eater's neckwear

49. Tool for hitting home runs

50. Pirate's grunt

51. Spike ___ who directed "Malcolm X"

52. ___ down the law (give orders)

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