What do J.K. Rowling’s wizards call people with “not a drop of magical blood in their veins”?

jkhall

Muggles Jan 10 07, 7:49 AM

zbeckabee

Muggle is a word for someone within the Harry Potter books who is totally non-magic. It's what wizards call people who have "no magical blood in their veins." http://www.accio-quote.org/ Jan 10 07, 9:25 AM

thegogga

They call them muggles. Then there are the "pure-bloods" who call muggle-borns "mudbloods." A muggle born to magical parents is known as a squib Jan 10 07, 11:39 AM

pottersgrl31

they are called muggles unless you means someone with no magical relations those are muggle-born or mud-bloods Jan 10 07, 4:09 PM

Ilona_Ritter

Mudblood is considered a very offense term in the wizarding world. If you recall it is what Draco called Hermione which got her upset. Jan 10 07, 8:05 PM

lanfranco

Actually, Hermione didn't know what "Mudblood" meant when Draco hurled the term at her. She, and Harry, had to be told by Ron and Hagrid. "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets," Chapter 7, pp. 112-116. Jan 10 07, 9:56 PM

brandon808

They call them muggles. but, if they are part magical like hermoine, they are called mudbloods. Jan 10 07, 11:13 PM