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bludger

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bludger [ˈblʌdʒə]
n Austral and NZ informal
1. a person who scrounges
2. a person who avoids work
3. a person in authority regarded as ineffectual by those working under him


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If hit by a Bludger, players must drop any ball they are holding and run around their team's goal hoops - to simulate the amount of time it takes to fall off a broom.
Newcomers to the franchise may feel as if they've been thrown into a Quiddich match without a beater to protect them from the bludgers, but that's OK; this movie's probably not for them.
When playing, standing still is not an option as doing so will certainly catch the eye of a beater and a bludger will be heading your way," Vale said.
 
 
 
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