On Wikipedia it says as follows
Rictusempra(Tickling Charm)Pronunciation: /ˌrɪktəˈsɛmprə/ rik-tə-sem-prəDescription: The subject experiences the sensation of being tickledSeen/mentioned:First seen used by Harry on Draco in Chamber of Secrets, when they fought in the Duelling Club.But if you go to,
http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=vEPhYhKdJ7k
which is a you tube video of the Dueling Club scene from HP, when Rictusempra is cast it does not look ticklish
Malfoy.
Protego.
Alohomora
You spell it Quiddich. Quiddich is a sport by flying on broomsticks.
Lumos. Is the spell.
The tickling charm is Rictusempra.
Rictusempra makes the victim giggle uncontrollably.
Rictusempra is a spell from the Harry Potter series that causes a person to laugh uncontrollably, often referred to as the Tickling Charm. It is used for fun or to incapacitate an opponent temporarily by inducing laughter. The incantation is derived from Latin, with "rictus" meaning "grin" or "gaping" and "semper" meaning "always," reflecting the spell's effects.
Digitalis is not a spell in Harry Potter.
In the PC game "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," you can silence Umbridge during the "Umbridge's Classroom" task by using the spell Rictusempra. First, you need to aim your spell at her while she is giving instructions in class. Successfully hitting her will temporarily silence her, allowing you to progress in the task. Be sure to time your spellcasting well to avoid her interruptions.
Harry Potter's favorite spell was Expelliarmus (disarming spell) but he also used Stupefy (stunning spell) a lot.
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Harry Potter doesn't use a spell to fly, he flies using an enchanted broomstick.
There is no weak spell in Harry Potter. It is only weak if they caster of the spell is weak. When you cast a spell say it loud and clear.
the spell is a charm
Malfoy.
Alohomora