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dumbledore

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dumbledore [ˈdʌmbəlˌdɔː]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) English dialect a bumblebee Also (Southwest English) drumbledrane
[Old English dumble, variant of drumble to move sluggishly + dor humming insect]
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Gambon, 68, known to millions as Professor Albus Dumbledore from the Harry Potter films, said he prefers not to read books before appearing in their screen adaptations, as it stops him from feeling disappointed about what gets left out, reports The Sun.
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