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Skrymir

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[skree-mir] / ˈskri mɪr /

noun

Scandinavian Mythology.
  1. Utgard-Loki


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“You know,” said Skrymir, “I think a bit of bird’s nest just dropped on my head. Twigs. I don’t know.”

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“They call me Skrymir. It means ‘big fellow.’

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Skrymir put his left mitten on and looked happily at his mittened hands.

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After the meal, Skrymir said, “Here. I’ll carry your provisions inside my bag. Less for you to carry, and we will all eat together when we camp tonight.”

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They caught up with Skrymir as evening fell.

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