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serpent
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The Hammer of Thor
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I'd pulled the World Serpent out of Massachusetts Bay and defeated Fenris Wolf with a ball of yarn.†
p. 10.6

serpent = snake
I remained crouched over the pile of pottery shards, staring at the initials A.F. and the entwined serpents.†
p. 39.6

serpents = snakes
I showed him the serpent mark on the piece of pottery.†
p. 44.8

serpent = snake
I'd heard so much about this new recruit being a monster that I half expected him to turn into a living corpse like the goddess Hel, or a miniature version of the sea serpent Jormungand.†
p. 50.3
The front was carved with ornate Viking images—wolves, serpents, and runic inscriptions swirling around a central picture of a bearded man with a big sword.†
p. 111.2

serpents = snakes
Coiled around a stalactite above his head was a massive green serpent, jaws open, fangs dripping venom into the god's eyes.†
p. 194.2

serpent = snake
She also had a tiny tattoo I hadn't noticed before on the nape of her neck—the curled double serpents of Loki.†
p. 280.9

serpents = snakes
I remembered the serpent dripping poison in his face, and the way Loki had vowed: Soon enough, Magnus!†
p. 343.2 *

serpent = snake
Coiled around the stalactite at Loki's head, a massive serpent stared down at the prisoner, its fangs dripping yellow venom.†
p. 403.5

Definitions:

(1) (serpent)
a snake
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
For less common senses of "serpent", see a comprehensive dictionary.