V
Vedilectus
ved-ee-LEK-tus
Dispels gas, e.g. clouds, fog, and noxious vapors.
Velamentus
vel-ah-MENN-tus
Causes an umbrella to sprout from the end of the caster's wand.
Velocius
vel-OH-see-us
Speeds something up.
Vermiculus
ver-MIK-yoo-lus
Conjure worms.
Vermillious
ver-MILL-ee-us
Conjures rats, mice, or other vermin.
Vervexus
ver-VEKS-us
Eliminates romantic passion.
Vespigrex
VES-pee-greks
Conjures a swarm of stinging insects (bees, wasps, etcetera).
Vesta Evanesca
VES-tah ev-in-ESS-kah
Disappears clothing.
Vipera Evanesca
vie-PAIR-ah ev-in-ESS-kah
Disappears a snake.
Vitrum Patellum
VITCH-rum pa-TELL-um
Plates an object with glass.
Viverus
VIH-ver-us
Transfigures an object into a ferret or weasel.
Vivifors
VIH-vih-fors
A charm which causes an object to spring to life for a short amount of time. The animated object can be commanded by the caster to do his/her bidding.
Vocsum
VOKS-um
Conjures wax.
Volactus
vo-LAKT-us
Causes an object to become capable of rudimentary flight.
Volvorsus Ilmium
vol-VORSE-us ILL-me-um
Forces an animated object (or otherwise magically controlled thing) to do the caster's bidding.
Volvorsus Leleum
vol-VORSE-us leh-LAY-um
Transfers control of an animated object (or otherwise magically controlled thing) to another person.
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