voldie 

a cute pet name for the evil dark wizard voldemort from harry potter

"voldiemort, voldiemort, oh voldie voldiemort"

voldie by ron, ron, ron WEEsly August 6, 2008

Voldie 

A blunt so big that s few minutes later you'll think Voldemort just hit you with the Avada Kedavra spell.

Roll up a voldie for me, it was a long day.

Voldie by skye.walker July 31, 2011

Voldie-Sneeze 

Sneezing so hard that you think your nose is at risk of falling off.

John: OMG
Chris: What?
John: I just sneezed so hard I thought my nose may fly off!!

Chris: Ahh thats the classic Voldie-Sneeze

Voldie-Sneeze by karach September 11, 2011

Voldy (or Voldie)

Harry Potter fan's pet-form (if you will) of Lord Voldemort, the villian of the series. Used in refering to the Dark Lord in a casual or capricious way, which we can do because we're not terrified of him like the wizarding world of the books is (no wizard in the books would dare utter the name "Voldy", because it would be the rough equivalent of calling Hitler "Hitley" or something---basically, it just wouldn't fly). Also probably used because "Voldy" is a lot shorter than "Voldemort".

Then we discover that he could have possibly been in Harry's place if Voldy would have marked him instead of Harry.

Voldy (or Voldie) by Kevin July 25, 2004

Voldemao 

The cat who cannot be named

Voldemao laoshi is on a maternal leave
Athletic voldemao laoshi will get a gold at the olympics

Voldemao by bunzhans August 30, 2021

Voldemort's Nose 

Something that does not exist or is impossible.

-What's the square root of -2?
-Voldemort's nose.

Voldemort's Nose by pottergeek7 March 30, 2011

Voldemort Effect 

Being fearful of naming someone or something. The phrase takes cue from the line associated with "Lord Voldemort" in the Harry Potter series: 'he who must not be named'.

The phrase was coined by British activist Maajid Nawaz in context of Islamism; analysts being fearful or reluctant to call out the ideology of Islamism as the underlying cause of Jihadist terrorism.

Left-liberals often succumb to the Voldemort Effect when discussing Islamic terrorism.

Voldemort Effect by StrikerXX September 5, 2015