Hogwarts-ian

English

Adjective

Hogwarts-ian (comparative more Hogwarts-ian, superlative most Hogwarts-ian)

1. Rare form of Hogwartsian.
   • 2003 June 20, Donna Isbell Walker, “Bookstores get this ‘Potter’ started”, in The Greenville News, 128th year, number 129, page 1D:

     There will be costume contests and refreshments and plenty of Hogwarts-ian fun.

   • 2013 June 15, Kirkus Reviews, volume LXXXI, number 12, page 105:

     Projected to run through four more volumes, the storyline doesn’t advance much here—but the quick pace, unresolved issues and Hogwarts-ian setting will keep the audience Wanting more.

   • 2013 August 1, Kirkus Reviews, volume LXXXI, number 15, page 100:

     Messenger tries to lighten the tone by dressing Sophie and her classmates at the Hogwarts-ian Foxfire Academy as mastodons for a silly opening ceremony and by having her care for an alicorn—a winged unicorn so magnificent that even its poop sparkles.

   • 2018 June 17, Kristen De Groot, “Crackdown removes Potter fest magic”, in Wisconsin State Journal, page A6:

     And a Los Angeles bookstore called “Whimsic Alley” was sued by the company over its overtly Hogwarts-ian wares, from chocolate frogs to Gryffindor scarves.

   • 2020 April 23, Adam Schwager, “Admissions adopts updated recruitment plan for class of 2024”, in The Kenyon Collegian, volume CXLVII, number 24, page 2:

     “I’m really sorry that many of you will not be able to visit the College this spring and see its beautiful—some would say ‘Hogwarts-ian’—campus,” Green said in his video message.