The original text of these four words is "Nitwit! Blubber! Oddment! Tweak!", and the Taiwan version is translated as "Idiot! Cry! Slag! Tweak!"

1. Nitwit: This word is often used as an insult, meaning "idiot, fool". Ravenclaw witches and wizards are usually the smartest, so Rowena's students think that students who have not entered Ravenclaw are Fool.

2. Blubber: In English-speaking countries, this word is usually used by teenagers to refer to "fat". Unfriendly children use this word to insult and despise those who are fatter and have poor physical fitness. Peers. Most Gryffindor students are brave and think that students from other houses are not as brave as them.

3. Oddment: This is a term derived from the textile industry. It refers to the scraps of cloth that are small in size and can no longer be used to make useful items. Slytherin students are advocates of pure blood and value integrity and unity. In the eyes of Slytherins, students from other houses are not pure wizards, they are all useless scraps.

4. Tweak: Hufflepuff students always work hard. The upright and hard-working Hufflepuff hopes that other houses will adjust themselves.

Extended information:

In "Harry Potter", Dumbledore is undoubtedly a very powerful wizard. At the same time, he is also the person that the Dark Lord Voldemort fears the most. He is kind, righteous, and the soul of everyone. Whenever Dumbledore appears in the original book or movie, Harry Potter fans will feel inexplicably at ease.

As Dumbledore, who is more powerful than Voldemort, he did not directly use the killing curse on Voldemort at the end of the fifth film. Because the death curse is very vicious, it will pay a heavy price. After Dumbledore's death, he once told Snape these truths in the painting. The consequences of using the death curse will make people's souls become torn apart.

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