seg2 (seg)

[Also segg; not found in early use; prob. Teut. * sag, cut: see saw1, secant, etc.] A castrated bull; especially, a bull castrated when full-grown; a bull-segg. [Scotch.] seg3t, seggelt, n. [ME., He slow of oure segges sothli alle the best, & conquered with clene mizt the king & his sone. William of Palerne (E. E. T. S.), 1. 4234. Eury segge [var. seg, C] shal seyn I am sustre of 30wre hous. Piers Plowman (B), iii. 63.