Muggle or muggles refer to a variety of different things:
"Muggle" as the name of the antagonist in Lewis Carroll's 1854 short story "Wilhelm von Schmitz"
"Muggles" as a slang term for marijuana in the 1920s and 1930s, associated with the jazz scene
"Muggles" (recording), a 1928 recording by Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, derived from the above cannabis usage
"Muggles" used in a 1946 book Raggedy Ann in the Snow White Castle
"Muggles", a character from Carol Kendall's first Minnipins novel The Gammage Cup (1959)
"Muggle-Wumps", a family of monkeys in "The Twits", a novel by Roald Dahl first published in 1980
"Muggles", a race in "RAH" (later retitled "The Legend of Rah and the Muggles"), a 1984 book by Nancy Stouffer
"Mr. Muggles", the pet pomeranian of the Bennet family in the NBC drama, Heroes
"Muggle," a person without magical abilities in J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter fantasy books and films. Later adopted by various subcultures to identify those outside their group or lacking in a skill
"Muggle" is used in the 1958 movie, The Horse's Mouth by Alec Guinness, to mean an ordinary person vs nobility.
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Hippy happy birthday.
Muggle or muggles refer to a variety of different things:
"Muggle" as the name of the antagonist in Lewis Carroll's 1854 short story "Wilhelm von Schmitz"
"Muggles" as a slang term for marijuana in the 1920s and 1930s, associated with the jazz scene
"Muggles" (recording), a 1928 recording by Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, derived from the above cannabis usage
"Muggles" used in a 1946 book Raggedy Ann in the Snow White Castle
"Muggles", a character from Carol Kendall's first Minnipins novel The Gammage Cup (1959)
"Muggle-Wumps", a family of monkeys in "The Twits", a novel by Roald Dahl first published in 1980
"Muggles", a race in "RAH" (later retitled "The Legend of Rah and the Muggles"), a 1984 book by Nancy Stouffer
"Mr. Muggles", the pet pomeranian of the Bennet family in the NBC drama, Heroes
"Muggle," a person without magical abilities in J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter fantasy books and films. Later adopted by various subcultures to identify those outside their group or lacking in a skill
"Muggle" is used in the 1958 movie, The Horse's Mouth by Alec Guinness, to mean an ordinary person vs nobility.
Hupah Buglerdsay Alli
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