lacquerer (qu as k), lackerer

[Eng. lacquer, v.; -er.] One who varnishes or coats wares with lacquer. lăc-ri-mō-sō, adv. [It.] Mus.: Mournfully, sadly, with feeling. la cro e, s . [Fr.] A Canadian game, in which the players endeavor to carry or throw the ball to their opponents' goal on a peculiar bat ( cro e ), consisting of a long staff, covered at the end, and having network reaching about half-way, becoming narrower as it approaches the hand. *lăc'-rym-a-ble, a . [LACHRYMABLE.] *lăc-rym-al, a. [LACHRYMAL.] *lăc-rym-a-tor-ỹ, s. [LACHRYMATORY.] *lăc-rỹ-ma-ry, a . [LACHRYMARY.] *lăc-rým-ōse, a . [LACHRYMOSE.] *lăcs, s . [O. Fr.) A lace (q. v.). lacs-d'-amour, s. Her.: A cord of running knots surrounding the arms of widows and unmarried women.