Wizard Baruffio and the Wingardium Leviosa Charm Revisited

[Catlady (Rita Prince Winston)]

No: HPFGUIDX 160130

Katssirius wrote in
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HPforGrownups/message/159044>:

<< like the Wizard Baruffio they may end up on the floor with a
Buffalo on their chest. He says that a s replaced an f. I do not get
it. Can someone help me. What did the Wizard really want to happen? >>

That would be so much easier to spin if the F replaced an S. Accio
Buffalo instead of Accio Bussalo, with only the need to figure out
what Bussalo is.

The thing that landed on his chest might have been a Water Buffalo
(Bubalus bubalis) or an American Bison (Bison bison). but both are in
the cow family, Bovidae, from Latin word for 'cow', Bos. Maybe he said
Accio Bos when he meant Accio Bof. Maybe it's more closely related to
levitating a feather with Wingardium Leviosa -- he meant to levitate a
toad with Bufium Leviosa but instead said Busium Leviosa (of which I
would never have thought if not for some long-ago post explaining why
'wingardium' is Wizardish for 'feather'.)

(The above is one excerpt from my
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HPforGrownups/message/159714>)