3 definitions by LaserPhaser
A spell in the Harry Potter series that cuts the target several times like a sword. It was invented by Severus Snape and chronicled in his annotated Potions schoolbook, where Harry Potter learned it. The cuts can only be healed immediately after infliction by a countercurse also created by Severus Snape.
The spell is ineffective on Inferi or other creatures who do not have or need blood.
The name derives from the Latin sectum, "cut", and semper, "always"
The spell is ineffective on Inferi or other creatures who do not have or need blood.
The name derives from the Latin sectum, "cut", and semper, "always"
Harry Potter dropped Draco Malfoy like a convulsing brick by slashing him with the effects of Sectumsempra.
by LaserPhaser May 21, 2010
A state of self-entitlement usually caused by a birthday or holiday, often to the displeasure of others.
All you bought him was the Brood War Expansion Pack? You know he gets really bridal on his birthday.
by LaserPhaser June 24, 2010
The act of standing in front of another player in a first-person shooter game to shield them from enemy fire. It is mainly used to guard somebody as they accomplish an objective of some sort such as defusing an explosive or carrying the flag in 'capture the flag' games. Also known as meatshielding(though 'meatshield' implies that the guard is being used against his will)
by LaserPhaser June 25, 2010