[HPforGrownups] Mugblood vs. Mudblood?

[B.K. DeLong]

No: HPFGUIDX 14500

At 08:29 PM 03/16/2001 +0000, Jim Ferer wrote:
>Do the British editions use the word "Mugblood?" If they do, it makes
>more sense. The American editions use "Mudblood."  I wish I had the
>British editions.

Oi...do I feel silly. See, I'm an initiate via Jim Dale (who I think 
performs the books while Fry mearly reads enthusiastically ;] ) and it 
always sounded like he said "mugblood" - which I thought made sense: 
muggle, muggle-born, mugblood.

Doh!


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