A “Greek chappie” is how Hagrid describes the man who sold him Fluffy, the three-headed dog, while having a drink at the Hog’s Head pub in Hogsmeade (PS11).
Skills
He had managed to capture a rare three-headed dog.
Greek chappie
Gender Male
Species / Race Wizard
Distinguishing Features Greek
First Introduced PS11: Quidditch
Commentary
Etymology
chappie is informal British usage for a chap, meaning a man or boy. It derives from the English word chapman (a "pedlar") (Oxford English Dictionary (1) (2).
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Of course, it has to be someone from Greece to be able to catch a mythical Greek dog from the underworld.
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