Magic is not real. Nobody can do anything by "a magic spell".
In a given fictional world, magic spells may be able to do some things and not others; you'd have to be more specific to get answers about, say, whether such a thing could happen in the Harry Potter universe or not (but not from me; I neither know nor care about the Harry Potter books).
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The spell used in the movie, Practical Magic, was fictional. It was created by the imagination of the author and has no basis in fact. I believe you can find the wording in the original book. A resurrection spell from one of their aunts old magic book.
Aparecium This spell was mostly used to make invisible ink appear, but it could be used on items in general. Was mentioned in the books when Hermione was trying to make something appear in Tom Riddle's diary (CoS)
The spell "Petrificus Totalus" is a petrifying spell. If someone cast "Petrificus Totalus" on you, you would freeze up and be unable to move or make sound, though you will be consciously aware of what is going on around you. It is very different from a Stunner, which knocks you out completely.
The first magic shown in the movie is Dumbeldor using the put outter.
Harry's signature spell is Expelliarmus, which causes the enemy's wand to be knocked out of their hand. He likes using it because it only disarms them instead of hurting them giving Harry time or causing the enemy to back-off.