Col-lȳr'i-ūm, n.

n.; pl. COL-LȲR'I-Ā. [Lat., Gr. κολλύριον, a liquid eye-salve.] (Med.) (a.) A preparation of medicine in a solid state, having a long and cylindrical form, designed to be inserted into some of the openings of the body, as the nostrils. [Obs.] (b.) An application made to the eye; eye-water. Dunglison.