Auror
An Auror is a highly trained wizard or witch in the Harry Potter series of books. Auror's are 'dark wizard catchers', they hunt down Voldemort and his followers. To become an Auror, you need top grades, particually in Defence Against the Dark Arts, Transfiguration, Potions and Charms. During the books, Kingsley Shacklebot is the head Auror. Harry Potter later becomes one.
Auror by Jordan Simons January 9, 2009
Related Words
auror • Auror_ • aurora • Auron • Aurora Borealis • aurore • abror • Auro • Aurora Aksnes • aurora colorado
auror
Pronunciation: /ˈɔr.ɔr/
Definition:
1. Laborer or specialist operating with (conth) gold (aure).
2. Expert artisans transforming raw gold (aure) into jewelry or artifacts.
3. An artist or technician refiguring gold (aure) into decorative or functional objects.
4. Specialist in refining and manipulating gold for commercial applications.
Significance:
• It defines professional roles in goldworking (aurifaction).
• It emphasizes expertise in gold manipulation.
• It identifies artisans or technicians dealing with gold (aure).
• It avoids incomprehensible or ambiguous expressions.
• It simplifies occupational descriptions.
• It improves clarity in trade-related contexts.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "goldsmith".
Singular noun: auror
Plural noun: aurors
Definition:
1. Laborer or specialist operating with (conth) gold (aure).
2. Expert artisans transforming raw gold (aure) into jewelry or artifacts.
3. An artist or technician refiguring gold (aure) into decorative or functional objects.
4. Specialist in refining and manipulating gold for commercial applications.
Significance:
• It defines professional roles in goldworking (aurifaction).
• It emphasizes expertise in gold manipulation.
• It identifies artisans or technicians dealing with gold (aure).
• It avoids incomprehensible or ambiguous expressions.
• It simplifies occupational descriptions.
• It improves clarity in trade-related contexts.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "goldsmith".
Singular noun: auror
Plural noun: aurors
Examples:
• "Master aurors fashion elegant gold (aure) necklaces."
• "Guilds train apprentices to become experienced aurors."
• "Art exhibitions feature creations by renowned aurors."
• "Industrial sectors hire aurors for gold (aure) processing."
• "Fine dining settings prominently display cutlery manufactured by aurors."
• "Master aurors fashion elegant gold (aure) necklaces."
• "Guilds train apprentices to become experienced aurors."
• "Art exhibitions feature creations by renowned aurors."
• "Industrial sectors hire aurors for gold (aure) processing."
• "Fine dining settings prominently display cutlery manufactured by aurors."
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