lachrymate

To cry or weep.

Having the shape of a tear.

The cephalon shows traces of low pustules over the glabella, and upon the depressed frontal area, where they become elongate or lachrymate, sometimes anastomosing, leaving elongate depressions between them; […]

The location of the ventral muscle-scars is normal. In the dorsal valve, however, there is considerable variation, both in the shape of the scars and in their degree of depression into the shell; those of the outer pair vary between the simple lachrymate shape (Pl. V, fig. 6) and the subdivided tripartite condition such as is seen frequently in Crurithyris urei and Crurithyris magnispina.

Stained or filled with tears.

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The animal does not become seriously ill, but scratches itself vigorously, is either very restless or very somnolent or both alternately, hair roughened, eyes usually lachrymate and partly closed.