Lär'mi-er, n.

n. [Fr., from larme, tear or drop, equiv. to Lat. lacrima.]

1. (Arch.) The flat, jutting part of a cornice; the eave or drip of a house; the corona.
2. (Zoöl.) A membranous pouch, which secretes a thick, blackish humor, situated at, or below, the inner corner of the eye in the deer and antelope.