obs. form of LARMIER.
a. 1490. Botoner, Itin. (1778), 269. A resaunt lorymer.
1850. Parker, Gloss. Archit., Larmier, Lorymer, the corona.
1877. F. G. Lee, Gloss. Liturg. Terms, Lorymer … 1. The eave of a house. 2. The slanting brow or coping of a wall, serving to throw off the rain. This term is not unfrequently found in churchwardens’ accounts.
